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© 2007 Fieldbus Foundation TAN Aik Hong Regional Key Account Manager Belden-Hirschmann (Singapore) Fieldbus Foundation – India Marketing Committee Technology Event Fieldbus Foundation ISA EXPO – 2007, Pragati Maidan, New-Delhi

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© 2007 Fieldbus Foundation

TAN Aik HongRegional Key Account ManagerBelden-Hirschmann (Singapore)

Fieldbus Foundation – India Marketing Committee

Technology Event

Fieldbus Foundation

ISA EXPO – 2007,

Pragati Maidan, New-Delhi

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FOUNDATION FIELDBUS

HSE

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Foundation Fieldbus HSEHSE for use as a control backboneHSE enhances access to H1 technology via Linking Devices (LD)HSE uses standard Fast ETHERNET (IEEE802.3u)

Preserve all H1 functions and carry H1 servicesHigh speed transfer/huge bandwidthCommercial off the shelf (COTS) Ethernet components

Redundancy on the network level

LD

Controller

HSE

H1 segment

PLC Workstations

LDH1 segment

RIO

HSE RIO* In preparation

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FOUNDATION Fieldbus ArchitectureISO/OSI Model H1 HSE

User LayerUser Layer

EthernetPhysical

Data Link

Network

Transport

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H1 @ 31.25 kbit/s

H1 DLL (LM/LAS)

FAS

FMSApplication FDA

TCP/UDP

IP

HSE @ 100MBPS

IEEE802 DLL

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Standard Ethernet and Automation ProtocolsL5 protocol necessary for automation communication,L3 and L4 protocol necessary for realtime applications.

Application Programming Interface (API)

Established standards of the IT world

Data Link (2)Physical (1) Ethernet IEEE 802.3

ARP ICMP

UDP

SNMPHTTP DNS FTP???Middleware(5-7)

TCP ???Transport(4)

Network(3) IP ???

New Industrial-Ethernet protocols

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Industrial Automation ProtocolsEthernet/IP

By ODVA (Open DeviceNet Vendor Association)In higher protocol layers ControlNet/DeviceNet

Modbus TCP/IPIDA (Interface for Distributed Automation) /modbus.org

Technology: compatible to ModBus/TCP

PROFInetBy PNO (Profibus Nutzer Organisation)Technology: Take-over of complete Profibus

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PROCESS FIELD BUS

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H1 Physical Layer

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FF standard

H1 EthernetSpeed 31.25 kbit/s 100 Mbit/sDistance 1900 m 100 m Two-wire Yes No Multidrop Yes No Bus power Yes No Intrinsically safe Yes No Media redundancy No Yes Deterministic Yes Yes

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Key Cable ParametersIEC 61158-2 / ISA-SP 50 Standard Type A Cable (our 3076F) Type B Cable (our 3077F)Impedance 100 Ohms +/- 20 100 Ohms +/- 30Capacitance Unbalance 4 nF/km 6 nF/kmConductor DC Resistance 24 Ohms/km 56 Ohms/kmAttenuation @ 39 kHz 3 dB/km 5 dB/kmMax. Propagation Delay: 1.7 us/kmMinimum Shield Coverage 90% 90%Conductor Size 18 AWG 22 AWGMax network length up to 1900m 1200m

Type A Cable Type B Cable

Impedance 100 Ω @ 31.25 kHz

Capacitance Unbalance < 4 ηF/km

Conductor DC Resistance < 24 Ω/km

Cable Shielding > 90% coverage

CcS

Ccc

Insulation

Drain wire

Shield

CcS

Conductor

Inductance & resistance

Centricity

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Bus Power

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PowerPowerSupplySupply

Fieldbus Fieldbus CardCard

FieldField ControlControl StationStation

WorkstationWorkstation

BackboneBackbone--networknetwork

Zone 1Zone 1

Zone 0Zone 0EexEex ia IICia IIC

EExEEx(e)(e) EExEEx(e)(e)Power Budget

400 mA, 24V (non-IS)

215 mA, 13V (FNICO/Zone 2)

100 mA, 12.8V (IS FISCO, Zone 1)

70 mA, 10.6V (IS Entity)

Bus trunkline power the Fieldbarriers

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Ethernet Physical Layer

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OSI Reference Model (Physical)

Hub/RepeaterMedia Converter

Physical

Data Link

Network

Transport

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The Physical Layer defines the physics of getting a message from one device to another. Is responsible for an error free transmissionConverts bits into signals for outgoing messages and signals into bits for incoming onesThis is the most important area in terms of troubleshooting and operations

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Network Topologies - Bus

min. 0.5 mSegmentmax. 185 m

BNC T-JointTerminator 50 Ω

Ethernet 10 Mbit/s –10Base2

min. 2.5 m

Transceiver cablemax. 50 m

Terminator 50 Ω

Transceiver

Segmentmax. 500 m

Ethernet 10 Mbit/s –10Base5

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Network Topologies - Star

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Network Topologies - Tree

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Network Topologies - Ring

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Network Topologies - Mesh

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Twisted Pair

Categorization of TP cable: Cat. 3: min. transmission frequency 20 MHz Cat. 5: min. transmission frequency 125 MHz Cat. 6: min. transmission frequency 250 MHz Cat. 7: min. transmission frequency 600 MHz

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Twisted-Pair – Industrial Connectors

Currently no industry suitable connector standardized by IEEEDemands: mechanical stability, IP protection (IP64 or IP67), stable against vibrationsProprietary solutions:

DB-9: large installed baseM12: suggested by IAONA for Ethernet, well-known in fieldbus areaVS-RJ45: RJ45 adaptedRJ Lnxx: sleeve nut over RJ45

M12

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Fiber-Optic Cable

PE intermediate sheath Single/multiple fiber withwater repellingfiller

FillerStrain relief made ofaramide fiber

Rodent protection andstrain relief

PE sheath Glass fibers withprimary coatingwith single fiber ormultiple fibers

Supporting element (GFRP)

Primary coating 250 µm

10 µm50 µm Core62.5 µm...

Cladding 125 µm

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Fiber Optic transmissionFiber optic cable has huge advantages over copper

It’s immune to Electromagnetic InterferenceSupport of long distances

Fiber is made fromGlass – High quality, used for long distances or high speedPlastic – Cheaper, used for short distances and low speedGlass core + plastic cladding – compromize, fieldbusses only

There are 3 basic light sourcesLEDs – low cost, used for MMFELEDs - medium cost, used for SMF, cheaper than LDs, no Laser protection measures neededLaser, Laser Diodes LD – used with SMF over long distances

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Fiber types 1: Multimode FiberBecause of the high dispersion, multimode fiber is only used for short distances.LEDs for glass fiber use either 850 nm or 1300 nm wavelength for transmission

Cladding diameter 125 µm

Core diameter 50µm or 62.5µm

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Fiber types 2: Singlemode FiberCapable of transmission rates of several Tbit/sUse of ELEDs at 1300 nm wavelength till about 30 km, for longer distances lasers/LDs with 1550 nm as transmittersQuoted as between 8/125 µm and 10/125 µm cable, depending on manufacturer

Cladding diameter 125µm Core diameter 8µm or 10µm

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Ethernet Data Link Layer

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OSI Reference Model (Data Link)The Data Link Layer provides the rules for converting electrical signals to data, error checking, physical addressing and media access control.Handles the delivery of frames from sender to receiver through the physical layer.

Physical

Network

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Data Link

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MAC and LLC LayerApplication72b: Logical Link Control (LLC)

Link make and break, packet traffic control, packet sequencing, packet acknowledgement

LLC offers link control independent of medium. 2a: Medium Access Control (MAC)

Functions in send directionFunctions in receive direction

Presentation6

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Transport4

Network

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Physical

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MAC

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SwitchesThe switch is a device in layer 2 of the ISO/OSI reference model. Each port of a switch can

operate in half-duplex or full-duplex mode. This means each port comprises its own segment (collision domain).

Erroneous packets or collisions in connected segments are not forwarded by a switch and do not reach other connected segments.

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Port 1 Port 2

Port 3

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Industrial Ethernet

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ETHERNET: The PresentETHERNET today is not the same when it was invented 30 years ago

What’s the improvements?

- Higher bandwidth -10Mbit/100Mbit/1Gbit/10G

- Full-duplex communication → without collisions

- Switching

- Prioritization and flow control

- VLANs - Virtual Local Area Networks

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Why Industrial ETHERNET?• The fieldbuses available on the market use different types of physical

transmission; as a result bus-specific infrastructure components are necessary and the interface to the higher level networks requires so-called “gateways”.

• Ethernet offers a dramatic increase in bandwidth compared to fieldbuses (e.g. Profibus DP up to 12 Mbit/s – Ethernet up to 10Gigabit/s).

• Ethernet makes vertical integration possible(From ERP down to the station controller).

• Ethernet is an open protocol.

• The majority of fieldbus manufacturers have developed their own protocols that build on standard Ethernet: Modbus/TCP, EtherNet/IP, ProfiNet, FF HSE, Powerlink.

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ETHERNET: Office vs IndustryOffice Industrial

Cabling depends on industrial installationBasic installation Fixed basic installation in the building, flexible installation of devices at the workplace

Top hat rail / clamp

Connectors No specific requirements IP20, IP30, IP67 with confection in the fieldRedundant, often ring topologiesTopology Mostly star networks at the tertiary level;

hierarchical trees Bus topologies for fieldbusesTemperature Normal Extended range from -40~+70oC, natural

convectionHumidity Normal Rel. humidity up to 95% (non-condensing)Dust Low PossibleMechanical Low Shock and vibration:

SPS standards IEC 1131-2, IEC 60068Chemical No specific requirements PossibleElectrical No specific requirements EMI: EN50022, EN50082-2, FCC part15 (Class

B), IEC 1000-4-2, IEC 1000-4-6, IEC 1000-4-4, EN61000

EMC Low HighSize of data packets Short LargeAvailability Medium HighMTBF medium 20~100 yearsTransmission Mostly acyclic Cyclic & acyclicReal-time capability Mostly not required Required

Data

Environment

Installation

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Industrial Requirement (1/2)

Office-Switch

Not suitable for industrial applications

XIndustrial Switch

Secure mountingRapid mounting of robust devices by means of simple clipping onto a standard DIN-Rail.

24/48VDC power supply (redundant)

Different application fieldsRobust design suitable for industrial applications.

Ambient conditionsExtended temperature range -40 ~ +70°CConformal coatingIP 20/IP30/IP67Rel. atmospheric humidity up to 95% (non-condensing)

IP67Robust design suitable

for industrial applications

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Mechanical stabilityVibration, shock and free-fall tests in accordance with PLC standards EN 61131-2 (IEC 1131-2:1992), IEC 60068.

Electrical requirementEMI: EN 50022, EN 50082-2, FCC Part 15 (Class B)IEC 1000-4-2, IEC 1000-4-6, IEC 1000-4-4, EN 61000.

Certifications / ApprovalsCE, cUL 60950, cUL 508cUL 1604 Class 1 Div 2 (A, B, C, D) or FM 3611 Class I Div 2ATEX 100a Zone 2Maritime applications, e.g., GL (Germanischer Lloyd), DNVSubstation IEC61850

High MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure)Approx. from 20 to >100 years, in comparison with office devices with typically 3 to 5 years.(Fan-less design)

Industrial Requirement (2/2)

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ETHERNET: Office vs Industry

Home/Office product- Link status LED not visible- 110/230 V AC- Unprofessional mounting using

cable ties

Industrial-graded product- Link status easily monitored- 24 V DC- DIN-rail mounting

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Product Overview

Network ManagementSoftware

Security SystemFirewall/VPN

Control Room Switches

Control Level Switches

Field Level Switches/Repeaters

Industrial Ethernet Products

Wireless LAN Router

BackboneSwitches

SpecialApplications

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Control Level Switches / Openrail Compact

2x Gigabit-ETHERNET uplinks

Twisted Pair /RJ45 (10/100Mbit/s)Twisted Pair /M12 (10/100Mbit/s)Multimode/SC (100Mbit/s)Multimode/ST (100Mbit/s)Singlemode/SC (100Mbit/s)Singlemode LH /SC(100Mbit/s)SFP slot (1000Mbit/s)

Twisted Pair /RJ45 (10/100Mbit/s)Twisted Pair /M12 (10/100Mbit/s)

Compact switch (Rail)

2x Fast-ETHERNET uplinksRS 20

RS 30

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4x 100 Mbit/s

8x 100 Mbit/s16x 100 Mbit/s24x 100 Mbit/s

Number of Fast-ETHERNET ports

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No Gigabit-ETHERNET port

2x 1000 Mbit/s

Number of Gigabit-ETHERNET ports

T1

T5

M2

M4

S2

L2

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Media type uplink port 1

T1

T5

M2

M4

S2

L2

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Multimode/SC (100Mbit/s)Multimode/ST (100Mbit/s)Singlemode/SC (100Mbit/s)Singlemode LH/SC (100Mbit/s)SFP slot (1000Mbit/s)

Media type uplink port 1

RS 30 24 O6 T1 S D A E H H 01.0Design FE-ports GE-ports Uplink port 1 Uplink port 2 Temperature Power Supply Approvals Software Configuration OEM type Software release

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StandardCustomer specific

OEM type / Configuration

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EnhancedRemote access, diagnosis, filters, redundancy

Professional:Enhanced software plus security,extended diagnosis and redundancy

Software version

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cUL508, cUL1604 Class1 Div.2

cUL508, cUL1604 Class1 Div.2, GLSubstation IEC61850,Railway standard EN 50121-4/EN 50155ATEX 100a Zone 2

Approvals

Power supply

D 9,6 - 60V DC and 18 - 30 V AC(only Rail)

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Extended -40°C up to +70°C

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HcUL508, cUL1604 Class1 Div.2, GLSubstation IEC61850,Railway standard EN 50121-4

E Extended -40°C up to +70°Cinclusive Conformal Coating

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Control Level Switches / Openrail Compact

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