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What is a defining characteristic of cyber-physical systems (CPS)?
What is a defining characteristic of cyber-physical systems (CPS)?
- They require manual input to function effectively.
- They integrate computational algorithms with physical components. (correct)
- They solely consist of software without hardware integration.
- They operate independently of any physical environment.
Which component is NOT typically found in a cyber-physical system?
Which component is NOT typically found in a cyber-physical system?
- Sensors
- Actuators
- Standalone computing devices (correct)
- Communication networks
What purpose do sensors serve in cyber-physical systems?
What purpose do sensors serve in cyber-physical systems?
- To provide power supply to the system.
- To gather information about the physical world. (correct)
- To store large amounts of data.
- To actuate physical processes.
In the context of CPS, what role do actuators play?
In the context of CPS, what role do actuators play?
Which of the following is an example of a sensor used in cyber-physical systems?
Which of the following is an example of a sensor used in cyber-physical systems?
What is the primary function of communication networks in cyber-physical systems?
What is the primary function of communication networks in cyber-physical systems?
What is a common application of cyber-physical systems?
What is a common application of cyber-physical systems?
What feature is important for embedded systems in cyber-physical systems?
What feature is important for embedded systems in cyber-physical systems?
What type of networks can be categorized under wired networks?
What type of networks can be categorized under wired networks?
Which of the following is a challenge faced by modern network systems?
Which of the following is a challenge faced by modern network systems?
In the context of healthcare, what is one of the main benefits of using remote monitoring?
In the context of healthcare, what is one of the main benefits of using remote monitoring?
Which component is primarily responsible for taking action based on sensor data in advanced systems?
Which component is primarily responsible for taking action based on sensor data in advanced systems?
What role does edge computing play in modern networks?
What role does edge computing play in modern networks?
What is a significant benefit of utilizing smart homes?
What is a significant benefit of utilizing smart homes?
Which of the following describes a function of distributed sensors in agriculture?
Which of the following describes a function of distributed sensors in agriculture?
What is a main challenge associated with the advancement of smart transportation systems?
What is a main challenge associated with the advancement of smart transportation systems?
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Cyber-Physical System (CPS)
Cyber-Physical System (CPS)
A networked system where computational components are tightly integrated with physical components. They sense the environment, control the system and actuate based on feedback.
Sensors
Sensors
Devices that detect and measure physical characteristics of the environment or system.
Actuators
Actuators
Devices that control physical processes based on sensor data.
Embedded System
Embedded System
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Communication Network
Communication Network
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Real-time processing
Real-time processing
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Low power consumption
Low power consumption
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CPS Applications
CPS Applications
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Smart Homes
Smart Homes
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Internet of Things (IoT)
Internet of Things (IoT)
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Industrial Automation
Industrial Automation
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Wireless Networks
Wireless Networks
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Real Time Data Exchange
Real Time Data Exchange
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Advanced Algorithms
Advanced Algorithms
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Edge Computing
Edge Computing
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Study Notes
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS)
- CPS are networked systems where computational and physical elements are tightly integrated.
- Computational components monitor the system's state, gather environmental information, and provide continuous feedback for control.
- CPS combine digital and analog devices, interfaces, sensors, networks, actuators, and computers with the natural and built environments.
- CPS are transforming how humans interact with the physical world, similar to how the internet transformed the way humans interact with information.
- CPS often include hardware like sensors and actuators, as well as complex software.
- A key component is the network, which ensures timely information transmission between the physical and computational worlds.
Examples of CPS
- Agriculture
- Transportation
- Home automation
- Healthcare
- Energy management
Key Components of CPS
- Sensors
- Actuators
- Embedded systems
- Communication networks
Sensors
- Purpose: Gather information from the physical world.
- Types: Temperature sensors, pressure sensors, accelerometers, cameras, LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), and more.
- Examples: Smart home sensors, industrial sensors, automotive sensors.
Actuators
- Purpose: Control physical processes based on sensor data.
- Types: Motors, valves, solenoids, pumps.
- Examples: Smart home actuators, industrial actuators, automotive actuators.
Embedded Systems
- Purpose: Process data, make decisions, and control actuators.
- Characteristics: Real-time processing, low power consumption.
- Examples: Microcontrollers, microprocessors.
Communication Networks
- Purpose: Connect system components (sensors, actuators, embedded systems).
- Types: Wired networks (copper wires, optical fibers), wireless networks (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular).
- Challenges: Reliability, security, latency.
Evolution of CPS
- Early industrial automation had simple control systems with limited connectivity.
- Modern CPS feature complex networks, real-time data exchange, and advanced algorithms.
CPS in Everyday Life (Examples)
- Smart homes (automated appliances, energy management)
- Healthcare (remote monitoring, medical devices)
- Transportation (self-driving cars, traffic management)
- Industrial automation (robotics, manufacturing processes)
Case Study: Self-Driving Cars
- Components: Sensors (cameras, LIDAR, radar), actuators (steering, brakes), algorithms.
- Benefits: Improved safety, reduced traffic congestion.
- Challenges: Ethical considerations, legal frameworks, technical limitations.
Trends in CPS
- Internet of Things (IoT): Massive interconnected devices.
- Big data analytics
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Advanced decision-making, machine learning algorithms.
- Edge computing: Processing data closer to the source, reduced latency.
CPS Applications
- Monitor health (wearable sensors)
- Integrated public transportation systems
- Traceable food supplies (agriculture)
- Secure and energy-optimized buildings
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This quiz explores the fundamentals of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), which integrate computational and physical components for improved control and monitoring. Learn about key components such as sensors, actuators, and networks, as well as real-world applications in various fields. Test your understanding of how CPS is transforming human interactions with the physical world.
