In a nutshell
Diagnosis of discrete event systems (DESs)
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In a nutshell
Diagnosis of discrete event systems (DESs)

Author : Moamar SAYED MOUCHAWEH

Publication date: July 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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1. In a nutshell

1.1 Diagnostic operating principle and benefits

A system is likely to evolve between normal and faulty operating modes.

A faulty operating mode is reached following the occurrence of a defect. Diagnosis can be defined as the operation used to detect a fault, locate its origin and, if necessary, determine its causes. A deviation from normal system behavior is the result of the occurrence of a fault. This deviation is a malfunction which does not prevent the system from fulfilling its function. On the other hand, this inability is the consequence of the occurrence of a fault.

A fault is therefore a behavioral anomaly that may foreshadow a future failure.

Diagnosis involves...

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