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IZ, OZ, NZ, RZ) - Express NZ and RZ Using Ordered Pairs and Then Construct A State Transition Diagram To Describe The Behavior of System Z
IZ, OZ, NZ, RZ) - Express NZ and RZ Using Ordered Pairs and Then Construct A State Transition Diagram To Describe The Behavior of System Z
Problem 1 [5 Points]
Consider a real system of your choice (e.g. some type of machine) and perform model
abstraction by identifying and defining the set of states, set of inputs, and set of outputs
for the system. Limit the size of each set to no more than four (4) elements. Next, define
a discrete system model Z that captures the mode of behavior of the real system: Z = (SZ,
IZ, OZ, NZ, RZ). Express NZ and RZ using ordered pairs and then construct a state
transition diagram to describe the behavior of system Z.
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Problem 3. [5 Points] Consider the following discrete system model Z:
Z = (SZ, IZ, OZ, NZ, RZ),
where
ZS = {PATROL, INTERCEPT},
IZ = {SILENCE, ALARM, ALL_CLEAR},
OZ = {REPORT, ALERT},
NZ = {(x, p), y}: x ∈ SZ; p ∈ IZ; y ∈SZ;
y = PATROL, if x = PATROL and p ≠ ALARM, or
if x = INTERCEPT and p = ALL_CLEAR;
y = INTERCEPT, if x = PATROL and p = ALARM, or
if x = INTERCEPT and p ≠ ALL_CLEAR},
RZ = {(PATROL, REPORT), (INTERCEPT, ALERT)}.
(a) [2 Points] Draw the state transition diagram for discrete system model Z.
(b) [2 Points] Construct a system experiment table for TZ = [0, 5].
(c) [1 Points] Explain the practical meaning of discrete system model Z.
(a) [2 Points] Draw the state transition diagram for discrete system model MAC.
(b) [2 Points] Construct a system experiment table for TMAC = [0, 10].
(c) [1 Points] Explain the practical meaning of discrete system model MAC.