6. IEC 61499 program cycle times
In IEC 61499 programs, the total execution time depends on the cycle execution of multiple resources and individual IEC 61499 function blocks. For example, when using the basic IEC 61499 function blocks, the diagram comprising FB1, FB2, FB3 and FB4 completes its execution after a minimum of four complete cycles of each resource. Each resource cycle executes the steps of an execution control diagram until a transition is reached.
The following formula expresses the minimum total time required to execute a cycle of the above program:
Total time ≥ cycle time (ResourceA) × 2 + cycle time (ResourceB) × 2
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- Function block – Part 1: architecture - CEI 61499-1:2005 - 01-05
- Function Block – Part 2: software tools requirements - CEI 61499-2:2005 - 01-05
- Functional block – Part 4: rules for profile compliance - CEI 61499-4:2005 - 08-05
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