This paper introduces a class of real-time systems de- noted as Real-Time Physical Systems (RTPS), in which a physical quantity of interest is associated with a real-tim e resource. The physical quantity behavior is determined by scheduling events generated by a real-time scheduling algorithm. RTPS systems aim to generalize some exist- ing models used in real-time computing systems, namely power-aware and temperature-aware systems. Moreover, they have been conceived to put a bridge across real-time systems and the rapidly growing research field of Cyber- Physical Systems. In this paper we focus on a specific physical system where a state variable changes with an exponential de- cay behavior and the associated real-time resource must be scheduled in order to bound the value of the state vari- able within the desired working range. The aim is to de- termine the relationship between those physical and real- time parameters. For this purpose interesting properties are highlighted and relevant results are derived regarding the considered system model.
Della Vedova, M. L., Ruggieri, M., Facchinetti, T., On real-time physical systems, Contributed paper, in 18th International Conference on Real-Time and Network Systems, (Tolosa, 04-05 November 2010), HAL ARCHIVES OUVERTES, Tolosa 2010: 41-49 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/60663]
On real-time physical systems
Della Vedova, Marco Luigi;
2010
Abstract
This paper introduces a class of real-time systems de- noted as Real-Time Physical Systems (RTPS), in which a physical quantity of interest is associated with a real-tim e resource. The physical quantity behavior is determined by scheduling events generated by a real-time scheduling algorithm. RTPS systems aim to generalize some exist- ing models used in real-time computing systems, namely power-aware and temperature-aware systems. Moreover, they have been conceived to put a bridge across real-time systems and the rapidly growing research field of Cyber- Physical Systems. In this paper we focus on a specific physical system where a state variable changes with an exponential de- cay behavior and the associated real-time resource must be scheduled in order to bound the value of the state vari- able within the desired working range. The aim is to de- termine the relationship between those physical and real- time parameters. For this purpose interesting properties are highlighted and relevant results are derived regarding the considered system model.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.