Stability Analysis of Wireless Measurement and Control System Based on Dynamic Matrix

• Main Authors: Yongxian SONG, Kewei LI, Yuan FENG, Zijian DONG
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: IFSA Publishing, S.L. 2014-01-01
• Series: Sensors & Transducers
• Subjects: Linear matrix inequality; Packet loss rate; Decouple; Stability; WSN.
• Online Access: http://www.sensorsportal.com/HTML/DIGEST/january_2014/Vol_162/P_1755.pdf

Focus on data packet loss and time delay problems in wireless greenhouse measurement and control system, and temperature and humidity were taken as the research objects, the model of temperature and humidity information transmission was set up by decoupling technology according to the characteristics of wireless greenhouse measurement and control system. According to related theory of exponential stability in network control system, the stability conditions judgment of temperature and humidity control model was established, the linear matrix inequality that time delay and packet loss should satisfy was obtained when wireless measurement and control system was stable operation. The feasibility analysis of linear matrix inequality (LMI) was implemented Using LMI toolbox in MATLAB, and the critical values of time delay and packet loss rate were obtained when the system was stable operation. The wireless sensor network control system simulation model with time delay and packet loss was set up using TrueTime toolbox. The simulation results have shown that the system was in a stable state when time delay and packet loss rate obtained were less than the critical values in wireless greenhouse sensor network measurement and control system; With the increase of time delay and packet loss rate, and stable performance drops; When time delay and packet loss rate obtained were more than the critical values, the measurement and control system would be in a state of flux, and when it was serious, even can lead to collapse of the whole system. As a result, the critical values determination of time delay and packet loss rate provided a theoretical basis for establishing stable greenhouse wireless sensor network (WSN) measurement and control system in practical application.