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Industrial Communications and Control Protocols
PDHonline Course E497 (3 PDH) Industrial Communications and Control Protocols By Michael J. Hamill, Copyright 2016 Updated 2019 PDH Online | PDH Center 5272 Meadows Estate Drive Fairfax, VA. 22030-6658 Phone: 703-988-0088 An Approved Continuing Education Provider PDHonline Course E497 Hamill, Industrial Communications and Control Protocols 2 Index Introduction 3 protocol : A definition 3 Digital Data Basics 3 Differences in Controller Types 5 Diversity in the PLC/DCS/PAC market and its problems 5 Networks, Nodes, and Topologies 7 The OSI Model and its importance 11 Hardware and Connecting Cables 12 communication methods 14 Deterministic Communications 15 Interface standards and devices 16 Common Features in Protocols 18 Some Notable Automation Companies 19 Proprietary and Open Protocols 20 The HART protocol 20 TCP/IP 21 Control Protocols 22 Modbus and some of its variants 23 Modbus Plus 23 Rockwell / Allen-Bradley Protocols 23 Some Important Open Protocols 25 The Fieldbus Foundation and its work 25 FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 25 FOUNDATION Fieldbus HSE 26 The PROFIBUS Standards 27 PROFIBUS PA 27 PROFIBUS DP 28 PROFINET 28 Protocols used with HMIs 28 W indows OS and OPC 29 Local operator terminals 30 Transmitters, actuators and Protocols 30 Disadvantages of using Protocols 30 Summary 31 Appendix.
Communication methods 14 Deterministic communications 15 Interface standards and devices 16 ... 1990s, the advantages of using Ethernet and its native protocols, including TCP/IP, with industrial controllers became apparent. So Ethernet and TCP/IP variations are now widely used by industrial controller OEMs. ...
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