IEEE 1451.2: An interpretation and example implementation

Conway, Paul F.; Heffernan, Donal; O'Mara, B.; Burton, P.; Miao, Tan Ma

doi:10.1109/imtc.2000.848795

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“…The STIM software is based on the approach presented in [8] and was conceptually designed according to the diagram depicted in Fig. 3 that shows the software blocks to implement the module.…”

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Ieee 1451.2-BASED Sensor System With Java-Teds Software Tool

Rossi¹,

Silva²,

Filho³

2014

IJC

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This work presents the implementation of a microcontroller-based Smart Transducer Interface Module based on the IEEE 1451.2 standard and a Java-TEDS software tool development to generate the electronic data for each transducer channel implemented in the smart module. The module, with two transducer channels was implemented with a PIC16F876A® microcontroller and programmed in C language. A software support resource has been developed in order to generate the data for the Transducer Electronic Data Sheet descriptive memory. This software resource is fully based on Java language. When generated, the TEDS data blocks can be stored in the program memory module of the microcontroller. Methodology and results are presented and discussed.

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“…Pioneer researchers in demonstrative IEEE 1451.2 applications have used an on-chip acquisition system based on 8051 compatible MCU [8]. These solutions have also been used in the last years [9][10][11].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Ieee 1451.2-BASED Sensor System With Java-Teds Software Tool

Rossi¹,

Silva²,

Filho³

2014

IJC

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“…The IEEE 1452 Smart Transducer Interface Standard [33] proposes a point-to-point communication interface between a Smart Transducer Interface Module (STIM) and a Network-Capable Application Processor (NCAP). It supports a broad range of sensor and actuator models including those for buffered, time-triggered, data-sequence and event-sequence models.…”

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Time-Triggered Smart Transducer Networks

Elmenreich

2006

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

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The time-triggered approach is a well-suited approach for building distributed hard real-time systems. Since many applications of transducer networks have realtime requirements, a time-triggered communication interface for smart transducers is desirable, however such a time-triggered interface must still support features for monitoring, maintenance, plug-and-play, etc.The approach of the Object Management Group (OMG) Smart Transducer Interface consists of clusters of time-triggered smart transducer nodes that contain special interfaces supporting configuration, diagnostics, and maintenance without affecting the deterministic real-time communication. This paper discusses the applicability of the time-triggered approach for smart transducer networks and presents a case study application of a time-triggered smart transducer network.

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“…Meanwhile, other standards for smart transducers were developed. The IEEE 1451.2 [3] standard deals with the specification of interfaces for smart transducers. An idea proposed by this standard is the specification of electronic data sheets to describe the hardware interface and communication protocols of the smart transducer interface model [4].…”

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A standardized smart transducer interface

Elmenreich¹,

Obermaisser²

2002

Industrial Electronics, 2002. ISIE 2002. Proceedings of the 2002 IEEE International Symposium On

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In December 2000 the Object Management Group (OMG) called for a proposal of a smart transducer interface. In response a new standard has been proposed that comprises a time-triggered transport service within the distributed smart transducer subsystem and a well-defined interface to a CORBA environment. This smart transducer standard has been adopted by the OMG in January 2002. The smart transducer interface and the time-triggered transport service have been implemented in the time-triggered fieldbus protocol TTP/A. This paper examines the strengths and weaknesses of the smart transducer interface and presents two case studies. The first case study describes a demonstrator with a robot arm that is instrumented by smart transducers and a TTP/A fieldbus. The second case study is an autonomous mobile robot instrumented by a TTP/A cluster that orientates itself via a set of heterogenous sensors and decides, based on this sensor data, which way to go.

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IEEE 1451.2: An interpretation and example implementation

Cited by 23 publications

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Ieee 1451.2-BASED Sensor System With Java-Teds Software Tool

Ieee 1451.2-BASED Sensor System With Java-Teds Software Tool

Time-Triggered Smart Transducer Networks

A standardized smart transducer interface

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