Industrial networking

The IEEE-488 Instrumentation Bus (GPIB)

A bus in computer systems means a collection of unbroken signal lines that interconnect computer modules; these connections are usually…

10 months ago

Key Facts about RS-485 Industrial Network

RS-485 network is used in many industrial applications to gather data and control addressable motor drives, PLCs, cameras, time clocks,…

1 year ago

Open Systems Interconnection Communication (OSI) Model

Developed by the ISO (International Organization for Standards) in 1983, the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model divides communication functions…

1 year ago

ZigBee Wireless Protocol for Industrial Communication

ZigBee is an open wireless standard for low-rate networks. It is an IEEE standard 802.15.4 protocol. The physical layer radio…

1 year ago

How Modbus is used in Industrial Networks

Modbus is an open standardized communication protocol that was founded by Modicon. Initially it was designed for the communication among…

1 year ago

Network Access Control Techniques

Access control methods are required in a network to ensure that only one user of the network is able to…

1 year ago

Features of a Serial Interface

In a serial interface, the data is sent 1 bit after the other on a single wire. Serial data is…

1 year ago

Basic Features of Sercos Automation Bus

Sercos is a short form for serial real-time communication system; a digital automation bus that interconnects motion controls, drives, I/O,…

2 years ago

Advantages of Industrial Control Networks

Industrial networks have evolved to become an integral part of manufacturing replacing the point-to-point communication at all levels. At lower…

3 years ago

The Role of IO-Link (Single Drop Communication Technology) in Industrial Networking

The increasing application of microcontrollers in low cost sensors and actuators has provided opportunities for adding diagnosis and configuration data…

4 years ago