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Chapter 1: Overview. This chapter gives a brief overview of what is covered in the book with
an outline of the essentials and a historical background to industrial data communications.
Chapter 2: Basic principles. The aim of this chapter is to lay the groundwork for the more
detailed information presented in the following chapters.
Chapter 3: Serial communication standards. This chapter discusses the main
physical interface standards associated with data communications for instrumentation and control
systems.
xiii Preface
Chapter 4: Error detection. This chapter looks at how errors are produced and the types of
error detection, control, and correction available.
Chapter 5: Cabling basics. This chapter discusses the issues in obtaining the best
performance from a communication cable by selecting the correct type and size.
Chapter 6: Electrical noise and interference. This chapter examines the various
categories of electrical noise and where each of the various noise reduction techniques applies.
Chapter 7: Modems and multiplexers. This chapter reviews the concepts of modems
and multiplexers, their practical use, position and importance in the operation of a data communication
system.
Chapter 8: Introduction to protocols. This chapter discusses the concept of a protocol
which is defined as a set of rules governing the exchange of data between a transmitter and receiver
over a communications link or network.
Chapter 9: Open systems interconnection model. The purpose of the Open
Systems Interconnection reference model is to provide a common basis for the development of
systems interconnection standards. An open system is a system that conforms to specifications and
guidelines, which are ‘open’ to all.
Chapter 10: Industrial protocols. This chapter focusses on the software aspects of
protocols (as opposed to the physical aspects which are covered in earlier chapters).
Chapter 11: HART protocol. The Highway Addressable Remote Transducer (HART)
protocol is one of a number of smart instrumentation protocols designed for collecting data from
instruments, sensors and actuators by digital communication techniques. This chapter examines this in
some depth.
Chapter 12: Open industrial Fieldbus and DeviceNet systems. This chapter
examines the different Fieldbus and DeviceNet systems on the market with an emphasis on ASI Bus,
CanBus and DeviceNet, Interbus-S, Profibus and Foundation Fieldbus.
Chapter 13: Local area networks (LANs). This chapter focuses on networks
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