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IEC 61499 vs. 61131: Unpacking the Architectural Revolution of Distributed Control and Industry 4.0
Quelle: Franco Antonio Cavadini auf LinkedIn, Post vom 04.11.25
Anatomy of a Smart Machine
Source: IEC 61499
Discover the modular Anatomy of a Smart Machine (Industrial-Process Measurement and Control System or IPMCS). We dissect the physical architecture, starting with interconnected devices and their internal, independent resources (which contain a scheduling function). The software core is the application model, built as a function block network. Learn how the central software unit, the function block (FB), uses event-driven execution and the Execution Control Chart (ECC) to achieve robust and precise control.
#IEC61499 #FunctionBlocks #IPMCS #DistributedControl #SmartMachine #Automation #ECC #EventDrivenControl #ControlSystems #DeviceModel #ResourceModel #FBNetwork
The Unstoppable Counter: Why IEC 61499's ECTU Guarantees Safe, Event-Driven Control (and Never Overflows)
Source: IEC 61499.
Master safe, event-driven control! Learn how the IEC 61499 E_CTU (Event-driven up counter) Function Block guarantees reliability. We explain how its Execution Control Chart (ECC) uses a tight guard condition (CU [CV<65535]) on the unsigned integer (UINT) CV to prevent overflows beyond the maximum value of 65535. Essential listening for robust Industrial-Process Measurement and Control Systems (IPMCSs).
#IEC61499 #ECTU #FunctionBlocks #EventDrivenControl #ECC #GuardCondition #UINT #NoOverflow #IPMCS #ControlSystems #Automation #DistributedControl #Standardization #IECStandard
Decoding Industrial Control: Function Blocks, Object-Oriented Principles, and the Power of IEC 61499
Decoding the E_SR Function Block: The Unsung Hero of Industrial Automation
Decoding E_PERMIT: The Unsung Hero of Industrial Automation's Safety and Reliability
Unpacking E_T_FF_SR: The Secret Toggle Switch of Industrial Control Systems
E_SWITCH: The Unsung Hero of Industrial Automation's Modular Design
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