Analysis of Computer Network Protocols using Fuzzy Logic Control
Sultana Chaudhry
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Priya Islam
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Abstract
Despite its practical importance, computer network protocols in industrial automation has received relatively little systematic attention in the published literature. An iterative scheme based on fuzzy logic control is proposed for handling the nonlinear terms. The measured response differed from the predicted one by less than 29% throughout the test programme. It is recommended that the proposed method be incorporated into routine design practice.
Keywords:
computer network protocolsfuzzy logic controlsteel structuresaluminium alloyceramic coatingwater quality
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