IEC 61499 for Embedded and Distributed Control Systems Design
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| This text is designed as a teaching material intended for a systematic learning process within the context of a University course, industrial training, or self-study. The book consists of 19 chapters and 4 appendices. Each chapter is an independent study unit. It also includes 3 tutorials with step-by-step directions towards getting hands-on experience in using function block-based systems. | |
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Chapter 1 |
provides a quick introduction to the concept of function blocks using an intuitive example and describing basic concepts of IEC61499 in a nutshell |
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Chapter 2 |
discusses how this system could have been implemented with different generations of automation technologies and situates function blocks in an historic perspective of industrial automation |
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Chapter 3 |
describes the challenges of modern manufacturing systems requirements for automation systems development |
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Chapter 4 |
presents new technical opportunities provided by the adoption of IEC 61499 in the context of emerging intelligent automation systems |
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Chapter 5 |
introduces the fundamentals of the new function block concept and use of a software tool NxtStudio |
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Chapter 6 |
provides a crash course in the NxtStudio software tool |
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Chapters 7-8 |
introduce the concepts of basic and composite function blocks |
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Chapter 9 |
shows how to build applications from them |
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Chapter 10 |
discusses another cornerstone concept of distributed automation systems – a model of the device |
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Chapter 11 |
presents an integral picture of an automation system that is a distributed system configuration model |
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Chapter 12 |
introduces service interface function blocks. Example of complete design of an input reading block is given |
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Chapter 13 |
provides an example of a complete distributed control design for a simple mechatronic system |
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Chapter 14 |
provides a brief introduction to the development of human-machine interface elements using function blocks |
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Chapter 15 |
provides an introduction to the development methodologies of automation systems |
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Chapter 16 |
discusses new concept of Automation Object that is a meta model, combining control and other functions with all sorts of relevant data and knowledge components |
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Chapter 17 |
shows how the adoption of IEC 61499 can change the business models of companies involved in the industrial automation business |
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Chapter 18 - NEW |
discusses in detail the execution rules for IEC 61499 function blocks |
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Chapter 19 - NEW |
presents essential information about commercial tools from ISaGRAF, FBDK and 4-DIAC. |
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Appendix A |
Event function blocks. Standard event-handling function blocks are prescribed by the IEC 61499. The appendix includes detailed description of each such block |
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Appendix B |
IEC 61499 Compliance profile for feasibility demonstrations |
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Appendix C |
Guide to examples used in the book |
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Appendix D |
Corrections implemented in the second edition of IEC 61499 |
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ISBN/ID: 978-1-941546-72-7
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