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Open and Standardized Resources for Smart Transducer Networking

IEEE 1451 standard is intended to address the smart transducer interfacing problem in network environments. Usually, proprietary hardware and software are a very efficient solution for implementing the aforementioned normative, although they can become expensive and inflexible. In contrast, the use...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement 2009-10, Vol.58 (10), p.3754-3761
Main Authors:	Rossi, S.R., de Carvalho, A.A., da Silva, A., Batista, E.A., Kitano, C., Filho, T.A.S., Prado, T.A.
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Subjects:	Architecture Computer languages Computer programs Control systems Ethernet Hardware IEEE 1451 Instrumentation Instruments interface Java Java (programming language) LAN interconnection Linux Microcontrollers Microprocessors network Networks open and standardized resources smart transducer Transducers
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