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emerging technologies and factory automation | 2006

Trial Implementation of a Wireless Human Machine Interface to Field Devices

Mogens Mathiesen; R. Indergaard; Harald Vefling; Niels Aakvaag

In order to configure field instruments today, it is necessary for the operator to approach each device and program it using the human-machine interface (HMI) placed on the instrument. This paper describes a demonstrator concept of how to use wireless communication and a portable device to achieve this at a distance, and simultaneously with several instruments. The major problem that has to be overcome in order to use wireless communication is the severely limited power available. The instrument in question is running on a 4-20mA current loop, and the power for the wireless communication comes from the available internal current in the instrument, in this case limited to 400muA at 3.0V. Since the available power is constrained, the radio is duty cycled so that it mostly sleeps, and transmits only when there is power available.


Archive | 2000

SENSOR COMPRISING WIRELESS DATA TRANSFER UNIT WITH A LOW POWER UPTAKE

Stefan Ramseier; Dacfey Dzung; Snorre Kjesbu; Christoffer Apneseth; Harald Vefling


Archive | 1999

Transponder-based wireless information transfer method, e.g. for process variables or actuator commands, involves substation performing phase modulation of received HF signal and reflecting modulated narrow band signal back to base station

Christoffer Apneseth; Snorre Kjesbu; Harald Vefling; Anne Elisabeth Vallestad


Archive | 2012

Wireless Control Of Power Network Switching Devices

Arthur Korn; Dacfey Dzung; Guntram Scheible; Harald Vefling; Anne Elisabeth Vallestad


Archive | 2002

Guidance/Control-system with a programmable logic control and a plurality of actuators and/or sensors and/or input-units and/or output-units and/or input/output-units

Kai Garrels; Christoffer Apneseth; Anne Elisabeth Vallestad; Harald Vefling; Niels Aakvaag


Archive | 2003

Method for operating a system with a multiplicity of nodes and a base station according to TDMA and a system for this purpose

Christoffer Apneseth; Harald Vefling; Jan Endresen; Dacfey Dzung


Archive | 2003

Method for operating a system comprising a plurality of nodes and a base station according to tdma, and associated system

Christoffer Apneseth; Harald Vefling; Jan Endresen; Dacfey Dzung


Archive | 2003

Time division multiple access system operating method, involves transmitting cyclic data transfer blocks via wireless nodes, and assigning minimum of two time slots to one wireless node

Christoffer Apneseth; Kjetil Areklett; Anne Elisabeth Vallestad; Harald Vefling


PCIM Europe 2015; International Exhibition and Conference for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Renewable Energy and Energy Management; Proceedings of | 2015

Integration Technologies for a Fully Modular and Hot-Swappable MV Multi-Level Concept Converter

Didier Cottet; Wim van der Merwe; Francesco Agostini; Gernot Riedel; Nikolaos Oikonomou; Andrea Rueetschi; Tobias Geyer; Thomas Gradinger; Rudi Velthuis; Bernhard Wunsch; David Baumann; Willi Gerig; Franz Wildner; Vinoth Sundaramoorthy; Enea Bianda; Franz Zurfluh; Richard Bloch; Daniele Angelosante; Dacfey Dzung; Tormod Wien; Anne Elisabeth Vallestad; Dalimir Orfanus; Reidar Indergaard; Harald Vefling; Arne Heggelund; Jonathan Bradshaw


Archive | 2003

Method for operating system based on TDMA e.g. for industrial robots and automated manufacturing equipment, has uplink signals sent to base-station simultaneously from various nodes

Christoffer Apneseth; Dacfey Dzung; Jan Endresen; Harald Vefling

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Dresden University of Technology

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