HART Protocol Communication with ESP32
Learn to communicate with HART (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) field devices using ESP32, often via HART modems or gateways.
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Learn to communicate with HART (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) field devices using ESP32, often via HART modems or gateways.
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Implement an IO-Link Master on ESP32 to communicate with smart IO-Link sensors and actuators for point-to-point digital communication.
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Introduction to AS-Interface (AS-i) for simple binary sensor and actuator networking, and how ESP32 could interface with AS-i gateways.
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Explore DeviceNet, a CAN-based industrial network, and its potential implementation aspects with ESP32 for sensor/actuator networks.
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Learn about implementing EtherCAT slave devices with ESP32 (typically requiring dedicated EtherCAT slave controllers) for high-performance automation.
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Understand PROFINET IO basics for ESP32. Explore Industrial Ethernet for real-time automation, device models, and communication services.
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Introduction to implementing PROFIBUS-DP slave functionality on ESP32 (with external ASIC/FPGA) for factory automation and process control.
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Learn about LonWorks protocol integration with ESP32 for building and industrial automation, focusing on its peer-to-peer communication model.
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Explore BACnet (Building Automation and Control Networks) on ESP32. Integrate devices into building management systems (BMS) over IP or MS/TP.
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Introduction to DNP3 (Distributed Network Protocol) for ESP32. Understand its use in utility automation (electric, water) and SCADA systems.
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