Automation Network Selection:

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1 Automation Network Selection: A Reference Manual Third Edition By Dick Caro

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3 Contents Acknowledgments and Dedication v Unit 1: Prologue Unit 2: How to Use this Book Application Guide Technology Guide Unit 3: Introduction to Industrial Networks Sensor Networks Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) Fieldbus Networks Control Networks Safety Buses User Layer Protocols Real-Time Data Acquisition and Control OPC and Information Access Microsoft.NET Architecture and Java Field Device Tool (FDT) Convergence and Downward Migration Wireless on the Shop Floor vii

4 viii Automation Network Selection: A Reference Manual, Third Edition Unit 4: Network Applications Sensor Network Applications Factory Automation Sensor Network Applications Process Control Sensor Network Applications Picking the Sensor Network Fieldbus Applications Factory Automation Fieldbus Applications Process Control Fieldbus Applications Building Automation Fieldbus Applications Control Level Network Applications Object Technology Factory Automation Applications Process Control Applications Building Automation Applications Unit 5: Network Technology Introduction to Industrial Network Technology AS-Interface (AS-i) Technical Overview AS-i Applications AS-i Consortium CAN and CiA (CAN in Automation) Technical Overview Application Layers CAN Kingdom CANopen ControlNet Technical Overview Application ControlNet International DeviceNet Technical Overview Open DeviceNet Vendors Association (ODVA) Ethernet and TCP/IP Technology Overview EtherNet/IP

5 Contents ix Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) FOUNDATION Fieldbus Wiring and Signaling Intrinsic Safety (IS) Fault Tolerance and Single-Loop Integrity Protocol Function Blocks FOUNDATION Fieldbus HSE Technology Overview HART Technology Overview Interbus Interbus Technical Overview LonWorks LonTalk Technical Overview Modbus Modbus Protocol Overview PROFIBUS-FMS PROFIBUS-DP PROFIBUS-DP Technical Overview PROFIBUS-PA PROFINET PROFINET Technology Overview CC-Link CC-Link Technology Overview Ethernet-PowerLink EtherCAT SERCOS SERCOS III Technology Overview Seriplex Seriplex Technical Overview SDS WorldFIP WorldFIP Protocol Overview Unit 6: Answers for Review Questions Index About the Author