Abstract
Network control systems using a network channel for communication between the elements. This approach has several advantages: lower installation costs, ease of configuration, ease of diagnostics and maintenance. The use of networks in control systems poses new problems. The network characteristics make the analysis, modeling, and control of networked control systems more complex and challenging. In the simulation must consider the following factors: packet loss, packet random time over the network, the need for location records in a channel simultaneously multiple data packets with sequential transmission. Attempts to account at the same time all of these factors lead to a significant increase in the dimension of the mathematical model and, as a con-sequence, a significant computational challenges. Such models tend to have a wide application in research. However, for engineering calculations required mathematical models of small dimension, but at the same time having sufficient accuracy. Considered the networks channels with random delays and packet loss. Random delay modeled by appropriate distribution the Erlang. The probability of packet loss depends on the arrival rate of data packets in the transmission channel, and the parameters of the distribution Erlang. We propose a model of the channel in the form of a serial connection of discrete elements. Discrete elements produce independents quantization of the input signal. To change the probability of packet loss is proposed to use a random quantization input signal. Obtained a formula to determine the probability of packet loss during transmission.
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