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Averting and Mitigating the Effects of Uncertainties with Optimal Control in Industrial Networked Control System

Emerging trends, development and growth of industrial-networked control systems (i-NCSs) with real-time communication network drive it more susceptible to malicious intended intrusion and attack. Due to numerous advantages such as reduced maintenance, ease to install, ease of diagnosis and system wiring draws attention to use in various industrial and critical fields. The control performance and robust stability of NCS is directly related to reliable and successful transmission of critical information’s. So in this paper an approach is illustrated to alleviate the effects and avert the unwanted intended intrusive data through the designing of stability conditions and optimized control policies. An unwanted intrusion effects also forced us to design a controlled system, which is hard to be estimated by attackers, through the applications of optimization algorithms.