Jitter Evaluation of Real-Time Control Systems
M. Lluesma, Anton Cervin, Patricia Balbastre, Ismael Ripoll, Alfons Crespo · 2006
The real-time implementation of a controller typically introduces artefacts like delay and jitters that have not been considered at the design stage. As a consequence, the system behaves in a non-periodic manner, and the real performance is degraded with respect to the expected response. This paper proposes a hybrid task model to reduce the impact of the scheduling on the control performance. For a large batch of typical plants, we analyze how sensitive the control system is to jitter when the sampling rate is slow or fast compared to the bandwidth of the system