Supervisory control for hierarchical switching of communication protocols
Fotis N. Koumboulis, Dimitrios G. Fragkoulis, L. E. Gikas · 2017
The problem of managing and orchestrating communication protocols is studied using the discrete event system approach. The indicative cases of the BGP, the CAN protocol and the IEEE 802.11 protocol are modelled as finite state machines Two supervisors are designed to be simultaneously applied. The first controls the consecutive connection tries of each protocol. The second orchestrates the hierarchical switching among the communication protocols.