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15th Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems (ECRTS'03)
p. 121
Establishing Timing Requirements and Control Attributes for Control Loops in Real-Time Systems
Iain Bate, University of York
Peter Nightingale, University of York
Anton Cervin, Lund Institute of Technology
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Advances in scheduling theory have given designers of control systems greater flexibility over their choice of timing requirements. This could lead to systems becoming more responsive, more flexible and more maintainable. However, experience has shown that engineers find it difficult to exploit these advantages due to the difficulty in determining the "real" timing requirements of systems and therefore the techniques have delivered less benefit than expected. Part of the reason for this is that the models used by engineers when developing systems do not allow for emergent properties such as timing. This paper presents an approach and framework for addressing the problem of identifying an appropriate and valid set of timing requirements and their corresponding control parameters based on a combination of static analysis and simulation.
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Iain Bate, Peter Nightingale, Anton Cervin,
"Establishing Timing Requirements and Control Attributes for Control Loops in Real-Time Systems,"
ecrts,
p. 121,
15th Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems (ECRTS'03),
2003
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