DocumentCode
3476167
Title
Optimal Tasks and Messages Scheduling for Asynchronous Networked Control Systems
Author
Liu, Ning ; Liu, Huai ; Fei, Shumin
Author_Institution
Southeast Univ., Nanjing
fYear
2007
fDate
18-21 Aug. 2007
Firstpage
2329
Lastpage
2333
Abstract
Considering the execution order restriction of control tasks and message tasks in asynchronous networked control system (NCS), this paper proposes a hybrid scheduling scheme based on earliest deadline first (EDF) algorithm and genetic algorithm (GA). GA is used to allocate control tasks on multiprocessors in order to achieve load balance. For the purpose of meeting message deadlines and maximizing network utilization, non-preemptive EDF is used for the transmission of messages on networks. Finally, a tasks and messages scheduling paradigm is constructed within a least common multiple (LCM) which contains information about execution time and resource allocation of messages and tasks. Simulation results show that execution order restriction and timing constraints can be satisfied and a considerable high resource utilization rate can be achieved through our scheduling scheme.
Keywords
control engineering computing; distributed control; distributed parameter systems; genetic algorithms; message passing; processor scheduling; resource allocation; task analysis; asynchronous networked control systems; control task allocation; earliest deadline first algorithm; execution order restriction; genetic algorithm; least common multiple; load balancing; message deadline; message scheduling; message transmission; multiprocessors; network utilization; optimal task scheduling; resource utilization; timing constraint; Actuators; Automation; Communication system control; Computer networks; Control systems; Networked control systems; Processor scheduling; Resource management; Sampling methods; Scheduling algorithm; EDF; GA; Networked Control System; Real-time Scheduling;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Automation and Logistics, 2007 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Jinan
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-1531-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICAL.2007.4338966
Filename
4338966
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