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Petri nets are considered to be the alternative approach for analysis, design and implementation of DES. However, the prospect of uncertain and vague information still creates a problem. Hence, to handle the uncertainty, fuzzy logic is integrated into Petri nets to form Fuzzy Automation Petri nets as a modeling tool to handle these uncertainties. The use of Fuzzy Automation Petri nets (FAPN) demands a valid translation of the formalism to Ladder Logic Diagrams for implementation. This is achieved using Token Passing Methodology. This work investigates the use of Fuzzy Petri nets in supervisory…mehr

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Petri nets are considered to be the alternative approach for analysis, design and implementation of DES. However, the prospect of uncertain and vague information still creates a problem. Hence, to handle the uncertainty, fuzzy logic is integrated into Petri nets to form Fuzzy Automation Petri nets as a modeling tool to handle these uncertainties. The use of Fuzzy Automation Petri nets (FAPN) demands a valid translation of the formalism to Ladder Logic Diagrams for implementation. This is achieved using Token Passing Methodology. This work investigates the use of Fuzzy Petri nets in supervisory control and suggests a modified and improved version called Fuzzy Automation Petri net (FAPN) as a modeling tool. It presents a systematic approach to the synthesis of Fuzzy Petri net based supervisor for the forbidden state problem using supervisory design procedure. The controlled model of the system can be constructed from this FAPN net structure. The implementation is using Flexible Manufacturing System as an example of DES.
Autorenporträt
Dr. P. R. Venkateswaran is an Electronic Instrumentation Engineer specializing in Control and Automation. He has more than 14 years of teaching and industrial experience. He has over 59 publications to his credit and is a reviewer for reputed Engineering journals. His areas of interst include Soft computing techniques and Linear control theory.