In contrast to industrial practice in logic controller design, where manual, experience-based, and thus error-prone procedures are commonly used, this paper proposes a methodology that aims at systematizing the design procedure as much as possible. Given a set of informal specifications and a technical flowchart, the control program is constructed as a sequential function chart (SFC) by transforming the requirements via clearly defined intermediate formats. The resulting SFC can be translated algorithmically into timed automata, composed with an appropriate plant model, and then rigorous verification can be used in order to analyze whether all specifications are satisfied. 1
Currently the logic control design methodologies used in industrial logic design include ladder diag...
This thesis addresses the longstanding problem of comprehensibility in formal language specification...
Developing a control system for an automated manufacturing system is a challenging task. In addition...
The language sequential function charts (SFC) is a programming and structuring language for programm...
The language sequential function charts (SFC) is a programming and structuring language for programm...
Abstract: Functional safety, as addressed in the standard IEC 61508, is a key requirement for a high...
In this report, a method is outlined for handling the logic control procedures both in the specif...
We present a case study on automatic synthesis of control software from formal specifications for an...
This article reports on the systematic design and validation of a PLC control program for the batch ...
A major application of computers has been to control physical processes in which the computer is emb...
This article reports on the systematic design and validation of a PLC control program for the batch ...
As recognized by various engineering disciplines, formal models have the potential to support and sp...
The International Electrotechnical Commission is currently standardising four compatible languages f...
Abstract: The paper presents a methodology of designing control logic that is imple-mented by indust...
AbstractCompilation or translation is not only an issue at the level of program but also at the leve...
Currently the logic control design methodologies used in industrial logic design include ladder diag...
This thesis addresses the longstanding problem of comprehensibility in formal language specification...
Developing a control system for an automated manufacturing system is a challenging task. In addition...
The language sequential function charts (SFC) is a programming and structuring language for programm...
The language sequential function charts (SFC) is a programming and structuring language for programm...
Abstract: Functional safety, as addressed in the standard IEC 61508, is a key requirement for a high...
In this report, a method is outlined for handling the logic control procedures both in the specif...
We present a case study on automatic synthesis of control software from formal specifications for an...
This article reports on the systematic design and validation of a PLC control program for the batch ...
A major application of computers has been to control physical processes in which the computer is emb...
This article reports on the systematic design and validation of a PLC control program for the batch ...
As recognized by various engineering disciplines, formal models have the potential to support and sp...
The International Electrotechnical Commission is currently standardising four compatible languages f...
Abstract: The paper presents a methodology of designing control logic that is imple-mented by indust...
AbstractCompilation or translation is not only an issue at the level of program but also at the leve...
Currently the logic control design methodologies used in industrial logic design include ladder diag...
This thesis addresses the longstanding problem of comprehensibility in formal language specification...
Developing a control system for an automated manufacturing system is a challenging task. In addition...