Article | REF: S7574 V1

Industrial local area networks - Concepts, typology, characteristics

Author: Jean-Pierre THOMESSE

Publication date: June 10, 2004

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4. Conclusion

As we have seen, an analysis of architectures according to hardware type leads to a distinction being made between field networks, cell networks and factory networks. But an analysis of the communication needs of distributed application processes leads us to distinguish :

  • client-server or producer-consumer networks;

  • networks with a three-, four- or seven-layer architecture;

  • networks in which transmission of periodic states or events is preferred;

  • networks in which certain behaviors are statically defined;

  • networks in which exchanges tend to be periodic;

  • networks that have to ensure time-constrained exchanges.

In fact, any industrial LAN...

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