IEC 61499: primer course EN presented by Franz Höpfinger IEC 61499: primer course English
IEC 61499: primer course EN presented by Franz Höpfinger
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IEC 61499: primer course EN presented by Franz Höpfinger IEC 61499: primer course English
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November 5, 2025
IEC 61499 vs. 61131: Unpacking the Architectural Revolution of Distributed Control and Industry 4.0
<p>IEC 61499 vs. 61131: Unpacking the Architectural Revolution of Distributed Control and Industry 4.0</p><p><br></p><p>Quelle: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/posts/franco-antonio-cavadini_iec61499-iec61131-iec61499-activity-7391455204870864896-DxUA?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAATMNLAB489-orW6QRzo28mv5Pc-7BGKDKA" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Franco Antonio Cavadini auf LinkedIn, Post vom 04.11.25</a></p>
October 31, 2025
Anatomy of a Smart Machine
<p>Anatomy of a Smart Machine</p><p>Source: IEC 61499</p><p>Discover the modular <strong>Anatomy of a Smart Machine</strong> (Industrial-Process Measurement and Control System or <strong>IPMCS</strong>). We dissect the physical architecture, starting with interconnected <strong>devices</strong> and their internal, independent <strong>resources</strong> (which contain a <strong>scheduling function</strong>). The software core is the <strong>application model</strong>, built as a <strong>function block network</strong>. Learn how the central software unit, the <strong>function block (FB)</strong>, uses <strong>event-driven execution</strong> and the <strong>Execution Control Chart (ECC)</strong> to achieve robust and precise control.</p><p>#IEC61499 #FunctionBlocks #IPMCS #DistributedControl #SmartMachine #Automation #ECC #EventDrivenControl #ControlSystems #DeviceModel #ResourceModel #FBNetwork</p><p></p>
October 31, 2025
The Unstoppable Counter: Why IEC 61499's ECTU Guarantees Safe, Event-Driven Control (and Never Overflows)
<p>The Unstoppable Counter: Why IEC 61499's ECTU Guarantees Safe, Event-Driven Control (and Never Overflows)</p><p>Source: IEC 61499. </p><p><br></p><p>Master safe, event-driven control! Learn how the <strong>IEC 61499 E_CTU</strong> (Event-driven up counter) Function Block guarantees reliability. We explain how its Execution Control Chart (<strong>ECC</strong>) uses a tight <strong>guard condition</strong> (CU [CV<65535]) on the unsigned integer (<strong>UINT</strong>) <strong>CV</strong> to prevent overflows beyond the maximum value of 65535. Essential listening for robust Industrial-Process Measurement and Control Systems (<strong>IPMCSs</strong>).</p><p>#IEC61499 #ECTU #FunctionBlocks #EventDrivenControl #ECC #GuardCondition #UINT #NoOverflow #IPMCS #ControlSystems #Automation #DistributedControl #Standardization #IECStandard</p><p></p>
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