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State-Based Scheduling in TrueTime

State-Based Scheduling in TrueTime. Akramul Azim. Outline. State-Based Scheduling TrueTime Simulation Framework State-Based Scheduling Feature in TrueTime Simulation Framework Using Table Library for Input Specifications in State-Based Scheduling. State-Based Scheduling. S. S: SUCCESS. F.

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State-Based Scheduling in TrueTime

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  1. State-Based Scheduling in TrueTime Akramul Azim

  2. Outline State-Based Scheduling TrueTime Simulation Framework State-Based Scheduling Feature in TrueTime Simulation Framework Using Table Library for Input Specifications in State-Based Scheduling

  3. State-Based Scheduling S S: SUCCESS F F: FAILURE S S F F An example schedule with on-the-fly decisions. If the primary nodes successfully communicated its data, then the slot assigned to the backups may be used for other purposes.

  4. TrueTime • TrueTime is a Matlab/Simulink-based simulator for real-time control systems. • Written in C++ MEX • Network block (Ethernet, CAN, TDMA, FDMA, Round Robin, Switched Ethernet, FlexRay and PROFINET) • Wireless network block (802.11b WLAN and 802.15.4 ZigBee) • 2010-07-16
TrueTime 2.0 beta 6 has been released. Added support for Network Code Machine by Sebastian Fischmeister et al. Source: http://www.control.lth.se/truetime/

  5. State-Based Scheduling in TrueTime

  6. Network Code Machine (NCM)

  7. NCM_WIRELESS

  8. Network Model for Pulmonary Vascular Resistance (PVR)

  9. Key Points: • PVR is the resistance in the pulmonary vascular bed against which the right ventricle must eject blood. • To calculate the pulmonary vascular resistance, the patient monitor needs to know: 1. left atrial pressure (LAP) 2. pulmonary capillary wedge pressure (PCWP), 3. pulmonary artery pressure (PAP), and 4. cardiac output (CO). • PCWP provides an indirect estimate of LAP.

  10. State-Based Schedule:

  11. Tabular Specifications for the PVR model

  12. Key Points: Uses Table Tool implemented by Colin @ McMaster University Tabular input specifications for mode changes Table is verified using PVS tool

  13. Thank You. Any thoughts?

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