Lecturers: Hangos Katalin professor emerita, Magyar Attila professor
The subject assumes knowledge of the following subjects and builds on them:
Discrete and continuous systems
Topics
Students acquire knowledge related to the following topics, taking into account their individual training plan and interests:
T1. Basic notions of discrete event systems
concept and description methods of discrete event systems (automaton, Petri net), equivalence of automaton and Petri net models, solution of models of discrete event systems (simulation)
T2. Petri nets
ordinary, timed and colored Petri nets, Petri nets as discrete event systems, behavioral and structural properties of Petri nets (reachability, dead ends, infinity, boundedness, invariants), control and diagnostic applications of Petri nets
T3. Hybrid systems
concept of hybrid systems, methods of description, solution of models and examination of their properties
The evaluation is based on the development of an individual project task related to the above topics.
Literature
Cassandras, C.G., Lafortune, S. (2008) Introduction to discrete event systems (2nd edition), Springer
Hangos, K.M., Lakner, R., M. Gerzson (2001). Intelligent Control Systems: an Introduction with Examples, Kluwer, 2001
Jensen, K. (1992). Colored Petri Nets I: Basic Concepts II. Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg
Lakner, R., Hangos, K.M., Gerzson, M. (2011) Intelligens irányító rendszerek. Typotex Kiadó, Budapest.