Past, present and future trends in industrial electronics standardization

Huang, Victor; Bruckner, Dietmar; Chen, C. J.; Leitão, Paulo; Monte, Gustavo; Strasser, Thomas; Tsang, Kim-Fung

doi:10.1109/iecon.2017.8217072

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“…Global advancements on the quality of life and standards of living can be traced to the impact of standards implicitly or explicitly. Industry trends and standards initiated and propagated by IES are in emerging areas such as Industrial Sensors and Systems, Industrial Communications, Industrial Agents, and Industrial Power and Energy Systems (Smart Grids), and Industrial Wireless Technologies [50,51].…”

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Emerging Trends in Industrial Electronics: A Cross-Disciplinary View

Lucía

She

Chen

et al. 2021

EEE Ind. Electron. Mag.

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Industrial Electronics (IE) discipline includes a wide variety of technical areas devoted to the application of electronics and electrical sciences for the enhancement of industrial and manufacturing processes. It inherently acts as a key enabling technology for a diverse number of applications and includes latest developments in intelligent and computer control systems, robotics, factory communications and automation, flexible manufacturing, data acquisition and signal processing, vision systems, and power electronics, among others. This makes IE inherently multidisciplinary, and with many interdisciplinary synergies, playing a key role as an enabling technology in multiple domestic, biomedical, transportation, and industrial applications. This paper covers recent advances and future trends in those areas that support the cross disciplinary view of industrial electronics, including electronic systems on chip, standards, resilience and security matters, human factors and educational aspects. The main current state-of-the-art technologies and techniques are presented, and their future trends and challenges are discussed, focusing on the cross disciplinary view inherent to industrial electronics.

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“…[50]. These are IIoT and Sensors, Industrial Wireless and Communications, which are extensions of present standards development.IIoT and Sensors and Industrial Wireless Communications trends will continue from present standards development within IES such as IEEE 1451 family of sensor networks standards (P21451.002, P1451.1.6), and Industrial agents (P2660.1).…”

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Emerging Trends in Industrial Electronics: A Cross-Disciplinary View

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She

Chen

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EEE Ind. Electron. Mag.

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“…3.2, several standards initiatives were launched early on at national and international levels [587][588][589] including concerted efforts by the IEC [590], IEEE [591], and NIST [577]. The following standards are highlighted as directly relevant [29,592] (Fig. 3.18):…”

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“…There are various standards available for specifying, developing, and deploying industrial automation systems [12] , but when it comes to validation and testing of them there are only a few approaches and concepts are provided. In the domain of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) the widely used IEC 61131 describes, in part 2, the requirements and related verification tests addressing functional and electromagnetic compatibility issues [13] .…”

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Assessing the Integration of Software Agents and Industrial Automation Systems with ISO/IEC 25010

Karnouskos

Sinha

Leitão

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 16th International Conference on Industrial Informatics (INDIN)

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Agent-technologies have been used for higher-level decision making in addition to carrying out lower-level automation and control functions in industrial systems.Recent research has identified a number of architectural patterns for the use of agents in industrial automation systems but these practices vary in several ways, including how closely agents are coupled with physical systems and their control functions. Such practices may play a pivotal role in the Cyber-Physical System integration and interaction. Hence, there is a clear need for a common set of criteria for assessing available practices and identifying a best-fit practice for a given industrial use case. Unfortunately, no such common criteria exist currently. This work proposes an assessment criteria approach as well as a methodology to enable the use case based selection of a best practice for integrating agents and industrial systems. The software product quality model proposed by the ISO/IEC 25010 family of standards is used as starting point and is put in the industrial automation context. Subsequently, the proposed methodology is applied, and a survey of experts in the domain is carried out, in order to reveal some insights on the key characteristics of the subject matter.

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Past, present and future trends in industrial electronics standardization

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Emerging Trends in Industrial Electronics: A Cross-Disciplinary View

Emerging Trends in Industrial Electronics: A Cross-Disciplinary View

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