Whilst Dynamic Frame Packing (DFP) has been defined in the PROFINET V2.3 standard and despite the fact that there are industrial applications that would derive benefit from the technique there are currently no commercially available controllers that support it. In fact there are currently no commercially available controllers that support PROFINET applications running at cycle-times lower than 250us. In this paper we describe an industry application that implements IRT phase-management, DFP and supports a cycle time of 62.5us whilst using a standard industry controller
The performance of a dynamic voltage restorer (DVR) is determined solely by its controller. The desi...
International audienceIn real-time mixed-critical systems, Worst-Case Execution Time analysis (WCET)...
This paper presents the design and the digital implementation of three controllers for a single-phas...
Whilst Dynamic Frame Packing (DFP) has been defined in the PROFINET V2.3 standard and despite the fa...
Scheduling of the communication in industrial networks takes time. Since it has to be carried out ev...
The PROFINET IEC 61158 standardized Real Time Ethernet (RTE) protocol, Class C, has traditionally be...
The evolution of industrial communication inexorably moves towards Ethernet based networks. One impo...
In this paper we examine architectures for non-real time (NRT) traffic handling in PROFINET nodes. M...
Process Control in the industrial world refers to the interaction of several operations that would r...
Dynamic Power Management (DPM) and Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) are popular techniqu...
This paper analyses the behaviour of industrial network PROFINET for time determinism during the tra...
Low power methods employing dynamically controlled clock rates offer potentially powerful energy sav...
The phase-rotation FFFT is a new form of the FFT that replaces data movement with multiplications by...
Future generations of avionic equipments are expected to embed multi-core processors. Using Componen...
During the last decade the technology's evolution of modern microprocessors has brought better compu...
The performance of a dynamic voltage restorer (DVR) is determined solely by its controller. The desi...
International audienceIn real-time mixed-critical systems, Worst-Case Execution Time analysis (WCET)...
This paper presents the design and the digital implementation of three controllers for a single-phas...
Whilst Dynamic Frame Packing (DFP) has been defined in the PROFINET V2.3 standard and despite the fa...
Scheduling of the communication in industrial networks takes time. Since it has to be carried out ev...
The PROFINET IEC 61158 standardized Real Time Ethernet (RTE) protocol, Class C, has traditionally be...
The evolution of industrial communication inexorably moves towards Ethernet based networks. One impo...
In this paper we examine architectures for non-real time (NRT) traffic handling in PROFINET nodes. M...
Process Control in the industrial world refers to the interaction of several operations that would r...
Dynamic Power Management (DPM) and Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) are popular techniqu...
This paper analyses the behaviour of industrial network PROFINET for time determinism during the tra...
Low power methods employing dynamically controlled clock rates offer potentially powerful energy sav...
The phase-rotation FFFT is a new form of the FFT that replaces data movement with multiplications by...
Future generations of avionic equipments are expected to embed multi-core processors. Using Componen...
During the last decade the technology's evolution of modern microprocessors has brought better compu...
The performance of a dynamic voltage restorer (DVR) is determined solely by its controller. The desi...
International audienceIn real-time mixed-critical systems, Worst-Case Execution Time analysis (WCET)...
This paper presents the design and the digital implementation of three controllers for a single-phas...