Cyber Physical Systems Chapter 3 Quiz
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What does the term 'concurrent' refer to in the context of Cyber Physical Systems?

  • Processes that happen simultaneously (correct)
  • Processes that happen sequentially over time
  • Processes that occur at different times
  • Processes that are independent of each other
  • Which type of composition reflects a process where components execute side by side?

  • Side-by-side composition (correct)
  • Feedback composition
  • Hybrid composition
  • Cascade composition
  • What is true about hierarchical state machines in the context of Cyber Physical Systems?

  • They can be transformed into an equivalent flat state machine. (correct)
  • They cannot be represented as flat state machines.
  • They are more efficient than flat state machines.
  • They can only function in their hierarchical form.
  • Which composition type involves a feedback loop to influence the behavior of components?

    <p>Feedback composition</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of compositions in Cyber Physical Systems, what is the main characteristic of cascade composition?

    <p>The output of one component feeds directly into another component.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the feedback composition primarily rely on?

    <p>Interactions between components that influence behavior</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a significant benefit of transforming hierarchical state machines into flat state machines?

    <p>It simplifies the management of complex systems.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In terms of execution, what differentiates concurrent composition from other types?

    <p>All components execute simultaneously and interact.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which composition type would specifically involve actions that depend on the outcomes of previous actions?

    <p>Feedback composition</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes cascade composition?

    <p>One component’s output becomes another component’s input.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cyber Physical Systems (CPS)

    • CPS is a system that integrates computer, communication, and physical systems.
    • CPS systems are complex and involve a wide range of components.

    Chapter 3: Discrete Dynamics, State Machines

    • Discrete systems are systems where the variables can only take on discrete values.
    • State machines are models that represent discrete systems.
    • Continuous systems—systems where variables can change continuously.
    • Hybrid systems–systems that combines continuous and discrete systems
    • Diagrams illustrated discrete, continuous, and hybrid systems
    • Example of a "tick" generator (timer):
      • Models how a timer triggers a 'tick' every T time units.
      • Shows the relationship between the timer and the tick.

    Timed Automata

    • An alternative to FSMs focusing on time explicitly.
    • Timed Automata are a special case of hybrid systems.
    • Explicitly shows timing between states via guard/output clauses and set actions.

    Example: Mouse Double Click Detector

    • Shows an example using a continuous variable and discrete inputs/outputs.

    Timed Automaton Model of a Traffic Light Controller

    • Illustrates a traffic light that changes based on the absence or presence of an input from a pedestrian.

    • Shows green, red, yellow, and pending light states, durations

    Hybrid Automata Reactions

    • Reactions occur continually and are updated continuously based on the value of the continuous state variable.

    Chapter 5: Composition of State Machines

    • Explains two types of composition:
      • Spatial: Describing how components relate and communicate
      • Temporal: Describing when components are activated.
    • Discuss concurrent states, and synchronous vs asynchronous concurrency.

    Hybrid Systems and Sequential Composition

    • Hybrid systems allow for sequencing between different modes (states).

    Concurrent Composition

    • For concurrent composition, need interfaces to combine inputs and outputs of machines.
    • Concurrent: happening at the same time

    Spatial Composition of State Machines

    • Explains different ways to combine state machines spatially:
      • Side-by-side composition
      • Cascade composition
      • Feedback composition

    Synchronous Composition

    • State machines react together in lock-step.
    • States of machines are combined as a Cartesian product

    Asynchronous Composition

    • State machines react independently.
    • System reacts to each of the transitions independently.

    Cascade Composition

    • States machines composed where the output port(s) of the first machine are connected to the input port(s) of the second machine.

    Time-Triggered Pedestrian Light

    • An example of a timed automaton.
    • Illustrates a light that stays green for a fixed time before turning red and repeating.

    Time-Triggered Car Light

    • A further example of a time-triggered automaton for a traffic light system;
    • Includes a pedestrian input.

    Pedestrian Light with Car Light

    • Shows a composite machine of the pedestrian and car light states
    • Analyzes the size of the composite state space.

    Synchronous Cascade Composition

    • Shows how state machine can be combined to make larger machines.
    • Shows example of a combined system with a possible unsafe states

    Synchronous Composition with Unreachable States Removed

    • Shows state composition machine.
    • All unreachable states have been omitted.

    Feedback Composition

    • A method of combining state machines where the output of one machine is the input to another, creating a feedback loop.

    Hierarchical State Machines

    • Illustrate how complex systems can be composed of hierarchical sub-systems.
    • Shows transitions between state machine sub-components

    Equivalent Flattened State Machine

    • Every hierarchical state machine can be presented as a simple (flat) state machine.

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    Test your understanding of discrete dynamics, state machines, and timed automata as part of cyber physical systems. This quiz covers the key concepts including discrete and continuous systems, along with their representations and functionalities. Challenge yourself with examples such as the timer 'tick' generator.

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