Comunicaciones II
Introduccin
DeviceNet, developed by Allen Bradley, is a low-level
device oriented network based on the CAN (controller
area network) developed by Bosch (GmbH) for the
automobile industry. It is designed to interconnect
lower level devices (sensors and actuators) with higher
level devices (controllers).
DeviceNet can support up to 64 nodes, which can be
removed individually under power and without
severing the trunk line. A single, four-conductor cable
(round or flat) provides both power and data
communications
Introduccin
The data rates supported are 125, 250 and 500 k
baud (i.e. bits per second in this case), although a
specific installation does not have to support all
as data rates can be traded for distance.
As DeviceNet was designed to interface lower
level devices with higher level controllers, a
unique adaptation of the basic CAN protocol was
developed. This is similar to the familiar
poll/response or master/slave technique but still
utilizes the speed benefits of the original CAN.
Topologa
The DeviceNet media consists of a physical
bus topology. The bus or trunk (white and
blue wires) is the backbone of the network
and must be terminated at either end by a
120 ohm W resistor.
Topologa
Conectores
DeviceNet has adopted a range of open and closed connectors that are
considered suitable for connecting equipment onto the bus and drop lines.
This range of recommended connectors is described in this section.
DeviceNet users can connect to the system using other proprietary
connectors, the only restrictions placed on the user regarding the types of
connectors used are as follows:
All nodes (devices), whether using sealed or unsealed connections,
supplying or consuming power, must have male connectors.
Whatever connector is chosen, it must be possible for the related device
to be connected or disconnected from the DeviceNet bus without
compromising the systems operation.
Connectors must be rated to carry high levels (8 amps or more at 24 volts,
or 200 VA) of current.
A minimum of 5 isolated connector pins is required, with the possible
requirement of a 6th, or metal body shield connection for safety ground
use
Conectores
There are two basic styles of DeviceNet
connectors that are used for bus and drop line
connections in normal, harsh, and hazardous
conditions. These are:
An open style connector (pluggable or
hardwired), and
A closed style connector (mini or micro style)
Cable grueso
Cable delgado
Cable plano
Cables
Cables
Cable delgado
Cable plano
Alimentacin de la red
One or more 24 V power supplies can be used
to power the devices on the DeviceNet
network, provided that the 8 A current limit
on thick/flat wire and the 3 A limit on thin
wire is not exceeded. The power supplies used
should be dedicated to the DeviceNet cable
power ONLY!
Alimentacin de la red
1.
2.
3.
106m
0,10+0,15+0,30+0,10=0,65A
Usando la siguiente figura hallar el valor de longitud mayor ms cercano para determinar el
nivel de corriente permitido:
120m (2,47A)
1.
2.
1,10+1,25+0,50=2,85A
3.
0,25+0,25+0,25=0,75A
Para cada seccin hallar el valor de longitud mayor ms cercano para determinar el nivel de
corriente permitido:
Esquema de conexionado
Frame de datos
Niveles lgicos
Acceso al medio
Carrier sense multiple access with bit-wise arbitration
Tasas de datos
Existen 2 limitantes:
La mxima longitud entre los puntos ms alejados
La longitud acumulada de las drop lines
Ejemplo
Ejemplo
Ejemplo
Problema 1
Determinar la tasa de datos que podr utilizarse para el siguiente esquema de
cableado considerando que todo el cable utilizado es de tipo grueso (thick).
Problema 2
Determinar la tasa de datos que podr utilizarse para el siguiente esquema de
cableado considerando que todo el cable utilizado es de tipo grueso (thick).
Circuitos de interfaz
https://www.kunbus.com/devicenetembedded.html
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/sn65hvd252
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