Research of Framework and Task Divide for Grid-Based Distributed Control System
Jian Yang, Daoping Huang · 2006
The grid-based distributed control system (GDCS) can be a solution to build a system which constructed adaptively to different control demands. Firstly, the paper illustrates how to establish a GDCS through three steps which includes confirmation of the control framework, division of the control task into several parts, and depiction of the resources needed in RSL and then submitted to grid. Secondly, major challenges in exploratory research of framework and task divided in the grid environment were concerned. Then, two reached decisions are introduced, one is that there are three possible frameworks in a GDCS, and the other is that the static algorithm is suitable for task divide. Lastly, our approaches are applied to two examples. The result shows that the grid techniques simplify the design process and improve the dependability of the control system