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Evolution of Industrial Networks Overview

The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of industrial communication networks. It discusses 8 stages of development from the 1970s to present day. Key events included the introduction of industrial communication standards like Modbus, Profibus, and DeviceNet in 1980, which established connectivity in industrial environments. In the 1990s, private wide area networks were implemented for connecting dispersed industrial plants, and TCP/IP standards emerged for integrating control and supervision systems. The document outlines the OSI reference model and its layered architecture for network protocols.

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Evolution of Industrial Networks Overview

The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of industrial communication networks. It discusses 8 stages of development from the 1970s to present day. Key events included the introduction of industrial communication standards like Modbus, Profibus, and DeviceNet in 1980, which established connectivity in industrial environments. In the 1990s, private wide area networks were implemented for connecting dispersed industrial plants, and TCP/IP standards emerged for integrating control and supervision systems. The document outlines the OSI reference model and its layered architecture for network protocols.

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INTRODUCTION

TO INDUSTRIAL
NETWORKS
welcome to our presentation.
CONTENTS A TO FOLLOW. //
Content development the activity

THE HISTORY/EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION. THE HISTORY EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION.

6 TO 10 STAGES MAXIMUM. THE 8 STAGES.

MENTION OF 3 KEY EVENTS PER NETWORK MODEL. EVENTS KEY NETWORK MODEL.

CONCLUSION CONCLUSION OF THE INFORMATION.

LINE – TIME EVIDENCE.


INTRODUCTION
INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS ARE THE BACKBONE OF MODERN
MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION. THEY HAVE
TRANSFORMED THE WAY THESE PROCESSES ARE CARRIED
OUT, MAKING AUTOMATION POSSIBLE AND IMPROVING
THE EFFICIENCY OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS.
HISTORY/ EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION

The origin of communication in the industry was during


the 1980s when protocols and control systems
advanced the most, a wide variety of protocols were
created, leading to the creation of gateways to convert
information from one protocol to another.

Also applying the OSI Model (Open System


Interconnection) is a reference model for
Layered architecture network protocols, created in
1980 by ISO
(International Organization for Standardization).
The international Standards Organization (ISO), made up
of representative industrial of the médium, developed
communication standards of data tha promotes universal
accessibility and interoperability between products
different manufacturers
(OSI) MODEL LEVES.
❖ Multilevel structure.

❖ Upper Level.

❖ Access points.

❖ Level Dependencies.

❖ Headers.
TIMELINE.
70’s Additionally, the first
In the 1970 computers began proprietary industrial
to be introduced in process Networks were created:
control, mainly to perform Between PLC controllers
surveillance tasks and were (Modbus- Modicon), DCS
used to replace huge control (WPDF Westinghouse).
panels

1960. 1970. 1980. 1982.


80’s
60´s. The development of
Until the end of the 60’s the microcontrollers and
control of a production programmabe logic
process was carried out controllers (PLC) gave rise to
through a control loop for the emergence of
each variable in the system. distributed control, these
being capable .
TIMELINE. Emergence of concepts such
as OPC, an attempt is made
to standardiza
Bosch´s CAN (controller Area communication between
Network) specification devices, we begin to venture
emerges. into the development of
In 1985 the profibus group management and
was formed (Germany). supervision software under
the free software paradigm.

1984. 1985. 1990. ACTUALIZADO.

Working group is created in There are various


france to obtain a unique incompatible protocols
industrial bus. The FIP those based on existing
(Instrumentation protocol) products or prototypes MIL
specification is created. 1553B, Hart (Rousemount),
Bitbus (Intel) and those
based on FIP proposals,
Profibus.
3 EVENTS KEY NETWORK MODEL.

DATA LINK LAYER NETWORK MODEL (OSI REFERENCE MODEL).


1980 introduction of industrial comunication standards such as modbus,
profibus and devicenet which laid the foundation for connectivity in industrial
environments.

WIDE AREA NETWORK (WAN) MODEL .


1990 Implementation of private and secure WAN networks for the
interconnection of industrial plants and the trabsmission of data between
geographically dispersed locations.

APPLICATION LAYER NETWORK MODEL (TCP/IP).


1990 Introduction of specific TCP/IP communication standards for industrial
applications, such as modbus TCP and OPC for the integration of control and
supervision systems.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME.

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