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Instrumentation Systems

Code 11463
Year 1
Semester S1
ECTS Credits 10
Workload OT(15H)
Scientific area Informatics, Automation and Control
Entry requirements Not applicable.
Mode of delivery Tutorial classes
Work placements Not applicable.
Learning outcomes The unit aims to provide students with concepts about distributed systems based on fieldbus networks. For this propose the goals that we want to reach are:
• knowledge of the main features of a of distributed data acquisition systems;
• Develop skills about the technologies that support the destributed instrumentation systems.
• knowledge about the flow and integration of information in the industrial environment;
• knowledge about the technologies with greater expression to support the SCADA systems.
Syllabus M1 Data acquisition
- Measurement chain; fundamentals of sampling data systems; AD converters technologies, analog hardware design techniques.
M2 Distributed systems using Fieldbus technology – Fundamentals
of OSI model for communication systems, systems architectures, connection between units and data points, service and maintenance operations.
.M3 Communication technologies for distributed instrumentation systems
- CAN, CANopen, IEEE812.15.4, and analysis of emerging technologies: 6LoWPAN; ISA100; WirelessHART.
M4 SCADA Systems and technologies
- Interfaces with fieldbus networks, Technologies: OPC, CORBA, IEEE 21451.
Main Bibliography [1] Jonas Berge, Fieldbuses for Process Control: Engineering, Operation, and maintenance; ISA –
2002.
[2] Samuel M. Herb, “Understanding Distributed processor Systems for Control”, Instrument
Society of America, 1999.
[3] Hermann Kopetz, “Real Time Systems – Design principle for Distributed Embedded
Applications”, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1997.
[4] Ken Bowdell, “The Emerge Use of FieldBus in Distributed Control Systems”, Instrument
Society of America, 1999.
[5] Samuel M. Herb, “Networks for Factory Automation”, Instrument Society of America, 2000.
[6] Richard H. Caro, “SP50 Chair Explains How Buses Relate”, em “The Fieldbus Guide-
Applications for Practitioners”, Instrument Society of America, 1997.
[7] K. Etschberger, “Open Communications and Interoperability of Devices Within CAL-based
Networks”, 2nd International CAN Conference, CAN in Automation (CiA), 1995.
Language Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
Last updated on: 2020-01-18

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