A function block diagnostic framework for a multi-vendor PROFIBUS environment.
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| Title: | A function block diagnostic framework for a multi-vendor PROFIBUS environment. |
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| Authors: | Hassan Kaghazchi, Ronan Joyce, Donal Heffernan |
| Source: | Assembly Automation. 2007, Vol. 27 Issue 3, p240-246. 7p. |
| Subjects: | Profibus (Computer bus), Computer buses, Data transmission systems, Bus conductors (Electricity), Electric networks |
| Abstract: | Purpose - This paper sets out to highlight the problem associated with the development of fieldbus diagnostics in a multi-vendor environment and to propose a solution based on diagnostic function blocks (FB). Design/methodology/approach - The work focuses on the "master-slave" communication model in a PROFIBUS fieldbus system, where three different vendor solutions are investigated. Findings - Although the fieldbus standards specify the type and format of the diagnostics data, the extent, location and sequence of diagnostics data within a controller are entirely vendor-dependent. The outcome from this work defines a framework for representing the diagnostics data in the context of a special function block. Originality/value - This research work defines a novel unified framework for representing the fieldbus diagnostics data using FB for multi-vendor solutions in a PROFIBUS environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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