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QoS in switched Industrial Ethernet

2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies & Factory Automation, 2009
As Industrial Ethernet evolves it will increasingly include integration with the “IT network” in order to utilize the benefits which the use of Ethernet provides. This will result in a mixed protocol environment also in the industrial networks, which in turn will require proper usage of QoS in order to maintain the demanding requirements of latency ...
Linus Thrybom, Gunnar Prytz
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Wireless ethernet for industrial applications

Assembly Automation, 2006
PurposeWireless technology continues to evolve for the industrial market; however, there are several issues and challenges that must be addressed to ensure successful implementation. This paper discusses the development of wireless technology and standards and those that are currently applicable to industrial applications.
Richard Piggin, David Brandt
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Network diagnostics for industrial Ethernet

2008 IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, 2008
Industrial networks used to control production machinery require high availability to keep possible productivity losses to a minimum. The challenges to overcome are how we are to acquire the needed device information - also with a possible network error already in place - and how to process and pass on this information in order for errors to be quickly
Oliver Kleineberg, Max Felser
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Ethernet/IP-industrial protocol

ETFA 2001. 8th International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation. Proceedings (Cat. No.01TH8597), 2002
DeviceNet and ControlNet are two well known industrial networks based on the CIP protocol (CIP = Control and Information Protocol). Both networks have been developed by Rockwell Automation, but are now owned and maintained by the two manufacturers organizations ODVA (Open DeviceNet Vendors Association) and ControlNet International.
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The design of industrial Ethernet adapter based on Ethernet/IP

2009 4th International Conference on Computer Science & Education, 2009
Aiming at application of industrial network, this paper adopted ARM9 microprocessor to construct the hardware system of an industrial Ethernet adapter, developed I/O interface driver under Windows CE.NET operating system and completed the application software of the industrial Ethernet adapter based on EADK software platform. In addition, with the help
T.D. Liu, W. Tang, H. Jiang
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Industrial ethernet value proposition

International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology, 2006
Ethernet's combination of low cost, widespread availability and market familiarity has been attractive to industrial automation applications, but recently the technology has advanced to the point where it addresses the requirements of automation customers.
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Redundancy Ethernet in Industrial Automation

2005 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, 2006
This article summarizes the requirements for communication redundancy in the different market sectors for industrial automation. It reviews the different solutions for using standard Ethernet to fulfill requirements and proposes more special extensions to Ethernet to obtain this. The path forward is sketched. Focus is on ideas and concerns that must be
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Multicast filtering in industrial Ethernet networks

2010 IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems Proceedings, 2010
The need for efficient multicast filtering in Industrial Ethernet networks will most likely rise as a result of its increased usage of multicast protocols and its increasing network capacity. The current support for multicast filtering in industrial Ethernet networks is somewhat limited since the available functionality for handling of L2 multicast is ...
Linus Thrybom, Gun Prytz
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Communication conundrum [industrial Ethernet]

Engineering & Technology, 2008
There is increasing pressure on manufacturers in all sectors of industry to improve processes, reduce costs and boost productivity. Ethernet technology has been hailed as the key to achieving all these goals, and to boosting companies' competitiveness on increasingly aggressive global markets.
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Measuring latencies over industrial Ethernet switches

2013 21st Telecommunications Forum Telfor (TELFOR), 2013
In this paper we experiment with a testbed consisting of an array of industrial switches to examine the impact of daisy chaining to frame forwarding performance. Using a customized EtherCAT master, a high precision measurement loop was created. Tests in different traffic situations and chain lengths were performed.
Gyorgy Kalman, Dalimir Orfanus
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