Authors:
Sudipta Ghosh ,Arpan Dutta ,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2014.07.00001Keywords:
Fuzzy sets,Petri nets,control sequences,technique of electronic networks ,Abstract
Fuzzy technique using Petri net is a formal tool for describing a Discrete event system model of an actual system. The advantage of this technique is that concurrent evolutions with various processes evolving simultaneously and partially independently can be easily represented and analyzed. In local control applications conditions /events are used to describe the control sequences of elementary devices. Petri nets are made up of places, transitions and tokens. A state is represented by distribution of tokens in places. Various approaches can be used to combine Petri nets and Fuzzy sets. In this paper the authors speak about the fault finding technique of electronic networks with different illustrations.Refference:
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