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From System Constraints to Finite State Machine Models in Discrete Event Systems

An automatic mechanism is developed, by which temporal constraints are interpreted in a finite state machine framework, in discrete event systems. Automatic generation of control programs, hence computer interpretation of operational rules, is a crucial step towards successful implementation of feedback supervisors, and system performance analysis. A (simplified) real-life flexible manufacturing system example illustrates the discussion.