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Centralized versus distributed protocols for FieldBus Applications

Cavalieri et al., 1995

Document ID
9307305557489336923
Author
Cavalieri S
Di Stefano A
Mirabella O
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings of IECON'95-21st Annual Conference on IEEE Industrial Electronics

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FieldBus communication systems provide a more efficient interconnection of field devices in factory automation environments than was possible with traditional point-to-point systems. A critical point in FieldBus communication systems, however, is represented by access to the …
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