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Preface

Comparison of industrial fieldbus systems

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Comparison of industrial fieldbus systems

CAN /

CANopen

DeviceNet

Profibus DP

AS-i

INTERBUS

INTERBUS-Loop LON

Topology

Line with

terminating

resistors

Line with

terminating

resistors

Line with

terminating

resistors

Line, tree, ring

(possible)

Ring

Ring

Line (2 wire) or any

other

Bus

management

Multi master

Single master

Single master

Single master

Single master

Only together with

INTERBUS-S; single

master (bus

terminal)

Multi master

Max. number

of nodes

(master and

slaves)

64

64

124 (4 segments, 3

repeaters),

max. 32 per

segment

124

sensors/actuators

1 master

512 slaves,

1 master

32 slaves

32385 stations

distributed to 255

subnetworks with

127 stations each

Max. distance

between

stations

without

repeater

Dependent on the

baud rate used

1 km (50 kbit/s)

25 m (1 Mbit/s)

100 m (500 kbit/s)

250 m (250 kbit/s)

500 m (125 kbit/s)

1.2 km (93.75

kbit/s)

100 m (12 Mbit/s)

100 m

1.5 m (local bus)

400 m (remote

bus)

2.5 km (optical

fibre)

10 m (max. 100 m

cable length

without repeater)

2 km at 78 kbit/s

(twisted pair),

6.1 km at 5.48

kbit/s (optical fibre

plastics)

Max. distance

between

stations with

repeater

General length

reduction,

dependent on the

repeater used

Not specified

10 km (93.75

kbit/s)

300 m (2

repeaters)

13 km (remote

bus),

100 km (optical

fibre)

No repeater

required

Almost any,

expandable by

subnetworks (no

repeater)

Transmission

medium

Shielded, twisted

pair cable

Shielded, twisted

pair cable

Shielded, twisted

pair cable

Unshielded,

untwisted flat pair

cable

Shielded, twisted

5-wire cable

Optical fibre,

infrared

Unshielded, twisted

pair cable

Unshielded,

untwisted pair

cable

Radio, optical fibre,

power supply

system (Powerline)

Auxiliary

energy supply

via bus cable

Possible via

additional wires in

the bus cable

Possible via

additional wires in

the bus cable

Possible via

additional wires in

the bus cable

Current supply via

data cable

(2 to 8 A)

Separate, Group

via bus terminal

(remote bus)

Current supply via

data cable

(ca. 1.5 A)

possible via

additional wires in

the bus cable

Baud rate

10 kbit/s - 1 Mbit/s 125 kbit/s,

250 kbit/s,

500 kbit/s

9.6 kbit/s - 12

Mbit/s

167 kbit/s

500 kbit/s or

2 Mbit/s

500 kbit/s

78 kbit/s - 1.25

Mbit/s

Typical update

time (e.g. 8

stations, 4

Bytes user

data)

Approx. 1.32 ms at

1 Mbit/s (high

priority)

Approx. 2.64 ms at

500 kbit/s (high

priority)

Approx. 2.5 ms at

500 kbit/s

Typically 5 ms

(4 bits each)

At least 2 ms

(process data)

At least 2 ms

(process data)

Approx. 70 ms

Telegram

length (user

data)

0 to 8 bytes

0 to 8 bytes

0 to 246 bytes

4 bits

1 to 64 bytes data,

up to 246 bytes

parameters

1 to 64 bytes data,

up to 246 bytes

parameters

1 to 228 bytes

data,

Typically approx.

11 bytes

Telegram

length (total)

106 bits at 8 bytes

user data

106 bits at 8 bytes

user data

User data +

6 to 11 bytes

21 bits, of which:

14 bits master, 7

bits slave

User data +

6 bytes

User data +

6 bytes

max. 255 bytes,

User data + 27

bytes

Bus access

methods

CSMA/CA

message-oriented

CSMA/CA

message-oriented

Cyclic polling

Cyclic polling

Time base /

distributed shift

register

Time base /

distributed shift

register

Modified

CSMA/CD

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Comparison of industrial fieldbus systems

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