International Condidate
Training on Designing Of Industrial Networking
Concepts Of Industrial Networking
H/W & Communication Protocol
Design of Master & Slave Application
Remote I/Os & Intra-Controller N/W
Industrial N/W Software Tools
Understanding of Profibus Configuration
Understanding of Profinet Configuration
Understanding of MOD-Bus Configuration
Understanding of CAN-Open Configuration
Understanding of OPC Server Configuration
Overview
This course provides an insight in the variety of networks that can be applied in an industrial automation system, modification methods to optimize production, network specifications and how to react appropriately to errors and alarms. The course discusses possible causes for a network not functioning properly, such as poor design or poor installation. Industrial data networks are crucial for a total automation solution; it is in fact the backbone of production continuity. The complexity of data communication, but also the user demands, has led to a wide variety of industrial networks.
Many companies have chosen for different network systems throughout different hierarchical layers within the organization. This course covers the most common networks that can be found per layer, such as sensors/actuators, buses, fieldbuses and local networks (LAN).
Course Outline
Module #01: Introduction industrial data networks
Serial connections: RS232/RS422/RS485
Profibus / AS-I bus
Devicenet / ControlNet
Modbus and ModbusTCP
Foundation fieldbus and HART
Industrial Ethernet
CANOpen
EtherCAT
Ethernet Powerlink (EPL)
FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1
OPC Servers
Module #02:Cabling InfraStructure
Noise, earthing and shielding
Ingress Protection
Copper/fibre cables
Cable and connector standards
Grounding and termination
Transient protection
Module #03: Physical Layer Standards
RS 232
RS 485
Module #04: First Generation Industrial Networks
Modbus Plus
Data Highway Plus
HART
Module #05:Seccond Generation Industrial Networks
Modbus Plus
DeviceNet
PROFIBUS
FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1
Module #06:Ethernet-based Second Generation industrial Networks
Ethemet/IP
FOUNDATION Fieldbus HSE
Profinet
Anyone who wants to gain solid knowledge of the key elements of industrial automation to improve their work skills and to further their job prospects:
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Chemical Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
Instrumentation Engineers
Electricians
Maintenance Engineers and Supervisors
Energy Management Consultants
Automation and Process Engineers
Design Engineers
Project Managers
OEMs
System Integrators
Instrument Fitters, Technicians and Instrumentation Engineers
Consulting Engineers
Production Managers
Machine Operators
Instrument and Process Control Technicians
Even those who are highly experienced in industrial automation may find it useful to gain know-how in a very concentrated but practical format
Certified Automation Engineer (CAE)
Certified Automation Professional (CAP)
Certified Automation Technician (CAT)
Professional Course in PLC & SCADA Programming
Professional Course in PLC & SCADA Programming,Installation and Maintenance (For OEM)
Professional Course in Factory Automation (Programming,Installation and Maintenance of Automation Devices )
Professional Course in Electrical and Process Instrumentation
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
Supervisory Control And Data Aquisition (SCADA)
AC/DC drives
Human Machine Interface HMI/MMI
Distributed Control System (DCS)
Industrial Networking & Protocol Technologies
Plant Maintenance Engineering
Industrial Intrumentation Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Automation
Electrical Maintenance & Toubleshooting
Automation Project Design
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