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Modeling: Hybrid Systems: Arijit Mondal

The document discusses modeling hybrid systems that have both continuous and discrete behavior. Hybrid systems can be modeled using techniques like timed automata that combine finite state machines with clocks or variables that change continuously over time. Several examples of hybrid systems are provided, including a double click detector, bouncing ball, thermostat, pedestrian crosswalk, buck converter, and automatic cruise control. These examples demonstrate how hybrid automata can be used to formally specify hybrid systems through the use of locations, flows, transitions, and guards.

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Modeling: Hybrid Systems: Arijit Mondal

The document discusses modeling hybrid systems that have both continuous and discrete behavior. Hybrid systems can be modeled using techniques like timed automata that combine finite state machines with clocks or variables that change continuously over time. Several examples of hybrid systems are provided, including a double click detector, bouncing ball, thermostat, pedestrian crosswalk, buck converter, and automatic cruise control. These examples demonstrate how hybrid automata can be used to formally specify hybrid systems through the use of locations, flows, transitions, and guards.

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Modeling: Hybrid systems

Arijit Mondal
Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology Patna
[email protected]

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Introduction
• Most of the systems have both continuous and discrete behavior
• Continuous behavior can be modeled by ODE and discrete behavior by FSM
• Need to have separate modeling scheme to describe both the behavior
• Usually, states in discrete modelling are enhanced with time based behavior

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Hybrid systems: example
• Digital controller
• Thermostat
• Automatic cruise control
• Aircraft autopilot
• Phased operation
• Bouncing ball
• Biological cell growth
• Multiagent systems
• Interaction of robots
• Ground and air transportation systems

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Timed automata

guard/output action
set action

State 1 State 2
Initial set
condition
guard/output action
set action

time-based system time-based system

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Double click detector

variable: x(t) : R click ∧ x(t) < 1/double


input: click: pure
output: single, double: pure
x(t) ≥ 1/single

idle one
ẋ(t) = 0 ẋ(t) = 1
x(t) := 0
click/
x(t) := 0

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Bouncing ball

x(t) = 0/bump
ẋ(t) := −aẋ(t)

free
ẍ(t) = −g
x(t) := h
ẋ(t) = 0

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Thermostat

τ (t) ≤ 20 ∧ s(t) ≥ Tc
s(t) := 0

Cooling Heating
h(t) = 0 h(t) = 1
s(t) := Tc ṡ(t) = 1 ṡ(t) = 1

τ (t) ≥ 20 ∧ s(t) ≥ Th
s(t) := 0

τ h

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Example: pedestrian crosswalk
variable: count : {0, 1, . . . , 60}
input: pedestrian : pure
output: sigY , sigG , sigR : pure
green
count ≥ 60/sigG ẋ(t) = 1 pedestrian ∧ x(t) < 60/
x(t) := 0

red pedestrian ∧ x(t) ≥ 60/sigY pending


x(t) := 0 ẋ(t) = 1 x(t) := 0 ẋ(t) = 1

x(t) ≥ 60/sigY
x(t) ≥ 5/sigR yellow
x(t) := 0
x(t) := 0 ẋ(t) = 1

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Buck converter

L1

V1 C1 R1

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Buck converter: Mode 1

L1

V1 C1 R1

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Buck converter: Mode 2

L1

V1 C1 R1

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Buck converter: hybrid automata

x(t) > 4/OFF


x(t) := 0

ON OFF
ẋ(t) = 1 ẋ(t) = 1
x(t) := 0 i, v i, v

x(t) > 2/ON


x(t) := 0

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

stop left
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

start

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )
stop

start

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )
stop

stop

start

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ stop ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control

right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )
stop

¬stop ∧ e(t) < −ε2


¬stop ∧ |e(t)| < ε1
stop

start

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ stop ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control
¬stop ∧ |e(t)| < ε1
right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )
¬stop ∧ e(t) < ε2
stop

¬stop ∧ e(t) < −ε2


¬stop ∧ |e(t)| < ε1
stop

start

x(t) := 0 stop left


ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ stop ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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Automatic cruise control
¬stop ∧ |e(t)| < ε1
right straight
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )
¬stop ∧ e(t) < ε2
stop

¬s

¬stop ∧ e(t) < −ε2


¬stop ∧ |e(t)| < ε1
to
p

e(
t)
¬s
stop

to

>
p


ε2
e(
start

t)
>
ε2
x(t) := 0 stop left
ẋ, ẏ , θ̇ stop ẋ, ẏ , θ̇
e = f (x, y ) e = f (x, y )

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