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Design and performance evaluation of a state-space based AQM
Recent research has shown the link between congestion control in
communication networks and feedback control system. In this paper, the design
of an active queue management (AQM) which can be viewed as a controller, is
considered. Based on a state space representation of a linearized fluid flow
model of TCP, the AQM design is converted to a state feedback synthesis problem
for time delay systems. Finally, an example extracted from the literature and
simulations via a network simulator NS (under cross traffic conditions) support
our study
Robust control tools for traffic monitoring in TCP/AQM networks
Several studies have considered control theory tools for traffic control in
communication networks, as for example the congestion control issue in IP
(Internet Protocol) routers. In this paper, we propose to design a linear
observer for time-delay systems to address the traffic monitoring issue in
TCP/AQM (Transmission Control Protocol/Active Queue Management) networks. Due
to several propagation delays and the queueing delay, the set TCP/AQM is
modeled as a multiple delayed system of a particular form. Hence, appropriate
robust control tools as quadratic separation are adopted to construct a delay
dependent observer for TCP flows estimation. Note that, the developed mechanism
enables also the anomaly detection issue for a class of DoS (Denial of Service)
attacks. At last, simulations via the network simulator NS-2 and an emulation
experiment validate the proposed methodology
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L-2 State Estimation With Guaranteed Convergence Speed in the Presence of Sporadic Measurements
This paper deals with the problem of estimating the state of a nonlinear time-invariant system in the presence of sporadically available measurements and external perturbations. An observer with a continuous intersample injection term is proposed. Such an intersample injection is provided by a linear dynamical system, whose state is reset to the measured output estimation error whenever a new measurement is available. The resulting system is augmented with a timer triggering the arrival of a new measurement and analyzed in a hybrid system framework. The design of the observer is performed to achieve exponential convergence with a given decay rate of the estimation error. Robustness with respect to external perturbations and L2-external stability from plant perturbations to a given performance output are considered. Computationally efficient algorithms based on the solution to linear matrix inequalities are proposed to design the observer. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed methodology is shown in an example
On the necessity of sufficient LMI conditions for time-delay systems arising from Legendre approximation
This work is dedicated to the stability analysis of time-delay systems with a single constant delay using the Lyapunov-Krasovskii
theorem. This approach has been widely used in the literature and numerous sufficient conditions of stability have been proposed
and expressed as linear matrix inequalities (LMI). The main criticism of the method that is often pointed out is that these LMI
conditions are only sufficient, and there is a lack of information regarding the reduction of the conservatism. Recently, scalable
methods have been investigated using Bessel-Legendre inequality or orthogonal polynomial-based inequalities. The interest
of these methods relies on their hierarchical structure with a guarantee of reduction of the level of conservatism. However,
the convergence is still an open question that will be answered for the first time in this paper. The objective is to prove that
the stability of a time-delay system implies the feasibility of these scalable LMI, at a sufficiently large order of the Legendre
polynomials. Moreover, the proposed contribution is even able to provide an analytic estimation of this order, giving rise to a
necessary and sufficient LMI for the stability of time-delay systems
On Designing Lyapunov-Krasovskii Based AQM for Routers Supporting TCP Flows
For the last few years, we assist to a growing interest of designing AQM
(Active Queue Management) using control theory. In this paper, we focus on the
synthesis of an AQM based on the Lyapunov theory for time delay systems. With
the help of a recently developed Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional and using a
state space representation of a linearized fluid model of TCP, two robust AQMs
stabilizing the TCP model are constructed. Notice that our results are
constructive and the synthesis problem is reduced to a convex optimization
scheme expressed in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). Finally, an
example extracted from the literature and simulations via {\it NS simulator}
support our study
Multiple time-delays system modeling and control for router management
Abstract-This paper investigates the overload problem of a single congested router in TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) networks. To cope with the congestion phenomenon, we design a feedback control based on a multiple time-delays model of the set TCP/AQM (Active Queue Management). Indeed, using robust control tools, especially in the quadratic separation framework, the TCP/AQM model is rewritten as an interconnected system and a structured state feedback is constructed to stabilize the network variables. Finally, we illustrate the proposed methodology with a numerical example and simulations using NS-2 [1] simulator
Sliding mode control of systems with time-varying delays via descriptor approach
International audienceIn this paper, we combine a descriptor approach to stability and control of linear systems with time-varying delays, which is based on the Lyapunov-Krasovskii techniques, with a recent result on sliding mode control of such systems. The systems under consideration have norm-bounded uncertainties and uncertain bounded delays. The solution is given in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) and improves the previous results based on other Lyapunov techniques. A numerical example illustrates the advantages of the new method
Survey on time-delay approach to networked control
This paper provides a survey on time-delay approach to networked control systems (NCSs). The survey begins from a brief summary on fundamental network-induced issues in NCSs and the main approaches to the modelling of NCSs. In particular, a comprehensive introduction to time-delay approach to sampled-data and networked control is provided. Then, recent results on time-delay approach to event-triggered control are recalled. The survey highlights time-delay approach developed to modelling, analysis and synthesis of NCSs, under communication constraints, with a particular focus on Round-Robin, Try-once-discard and stochastic protocols. The time-delay approach allows communication delays to be larger than the sampling intervals in the presence of scheduling protocols. Moreover, some results on networked control of distributed parameter systems are surveyed. Finally, conclusions and some future research directions are briefly addressed
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