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156 terms
Queue Management
Queue Management is the handling of packet queues in a device or system so delay, loss, and fairness can be controlled.
Operations
Real Time Control
Real Time Control is control behavior that must be executed within defined timing limits to be correct. In this context, timing is part of the system requirement, not just a…
Operations
Real-Time Control System
Real-Time Control System is a control system that must compute and apply actions within strict timing limits to remain effective.
Operations
Redundant Subsystem
Redundant Subsystem is a backup or duplicate subsystem that can maintain or restore function if the primary subsystem fails. It adds fault tolerance through duplication.
Hardware
Remote Terminal Unit
A Remote Terminal Unit is a field device that collects telemetry and communicates control or status data for remote operations, commonly used in SCADA systems to extend monitoring and control…
Hardware
Resource Allocation
Resource Allocation is the assignment of limited system resources such as power, bandwidth, compute, or time to competing demands. It determines who or what receives capacity.
Operations
Safe Mode
Safe Mode is a reduced-function operating state entered to protect a system after a fault, anomaly, or loss of normal control. It preserves safe operation.
Operations
Safety Instrumented System
Safety Instrumented System is a protection system that monitors conditions and takes automatic action to bring a process to a safe state when needed. It exists to reduce hazardous outcomes.
Operations
SCADA
SCADA is a supervisory control and data acquisition system used to monitor and control distributed industrial processes. It collects telemetry from field devices and supports operator actions.
Operations
Scan Cycle Time
Scan Cycle Time is the time required for a controller to read inputs, execute logic, and update outputs once in a control loop iteration.
Operations