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Transition Enabling Petri Nets to Supervisory Control Theory

Giovanni Cordeiro Barroso, Antonio M. N. Lima, Ângelo Perkusich

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This paper presents a Petri Net (PN) model conceived to be employed with the Supervisory Control Theory (SCT). The supervisor synthesis is obtained by processing both the system and specification models through the proposed algorithms. These algorithms make possible to obtain the controller of a discrete event system based on a given specification. Its simplicity and efficiency are demonstrated using a typical manufacturing cell problem.

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This paper presents a Petri Net (PN) model conceived to be employed with the Supervisory Control Theory (SCT). The supervisor synthesis is obtained by processing both the system and specification models through the proposed algorithms. These algorithms make possible to obtain the controller of a discrete event system based on a given specification. Its simplicity and efficiency are demonstrated using a typical manufacturing cell problem.

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This paper presents a Petri Net (PN) model conceived to be employed with the Supervisory Control Theory (SCT). The supervisor synthesis is obtained by processing both the system and specification models through the proposed algorithms. These algorithms make possible to obtain the controller of a discrete event system based on a given specification. Its simplicity and efficiency are demonstrated using a typical manufacturing cell problem.

Key concepts: Petri net, Supervisor, Supervisory control, Supervisory control theory, Controller (irrigation), Computer science, Event (particle physics), Simplicity

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