Wireless Sensors in Industrial Time-Critical Environments
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This unique text/reference introduces the components, operations, industry protocols and standards of DCS, and shows how to include wireless technology in their design while guaranteeing the desired operation characteristics. The book not only discusses the theory, but also presents insights and results gained from extensive practical experience in implementing and testing systems within a specific industrial setting.
Topics and features: reviews the concepts, components and architectures supporting DCS; examines the operations that the DCS implements, covering human-machine interfaces, diagnostics and maintenance interfaces, and controllers; discusses industrial control system and wireless network protocols; reviews scheduling in wireless sensor networks; describes a latency model for heterogeneous DCS with wired and wireless parts, that predicts monitoring latencies, command latencies and closed loop latencies; explains how to plan operation timings systematically; introduces measures and metrics for performance monitoring and debugging, and describes how to add performance monitoring and debugging to a system; presents experimental results to validate the planning approach, based on an application test-bed.
This practical guide for real-world implementation will be of considerable interest to a wide audience, from professional engineers to researchers and students. It is suitable as a supporting text for both undergraduate and graduate courses covering industrial systems, networks, real-time systems, wireless sensor networks or embedded systems.
