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PROFIBUS

History
Developed 1989 BMFT project
Norm EN 50170
User association PROFIBUS
Nutzerorganisation e.V.
www.profibus.com
Market leader Siemens AG
Market Europe, America
PROFIBUS is a Multi-Master System and makes possible the mutual operation of several automation, engineering or visualizing systems at a Bus. The Masters, also designated as active devices, define the data traffic on the Bus. When in possession of the access permission (Token), they can send data without external requests. The Slaves, designated as passive devices, have no Bus access permission. They can only confirm received messages or send messages when requested by a Master. Baud rates from 9.6 kBaud up to 12 Mbaud are supported. A maximum of 126 devices can be operated
at the Bus. PROFIBUS also supports Broadcast and Multicast communication.





PROFIBUS DP

System data
Max. devices 126
Max. baudrate 12 MBaud
Max. extension 1200 m @ 93,75 kBaud
100 m @12 MBaud
Bus access Token
Max. I/O data 30750 bytes input
30750 bytes input
Connection cyclic
Broadcast
Multicast
Communication Master / Slave
Master / Master
Message channel FDL
FMS
DPV1
240 bytes per message
Is the most commonly used profile. It is optimized for speed, efficiency and low connection costs and tailored especially to the communication between automation systems and their decentralized peripherals. The data exchange with the decentralized devices takes place cyclically from a DP Master of Class 1 (DPM1). A DP Master Class 2 (DPM2) deals with engineering, projects or operating devices. They are used for start-up and for maintenance, for configuration and for diagnostics. By means of advanced DP functions according to the DPV1 specification, acyclic write and read functions as well as alarms between Master and Slaves can be transmitted. These data are addressed within the Slave participant via slot number and index. This takes place parallel of the cyclic user traffic of the Master Class 1.

PROFIBUS-PA

PROFIBUS-PA
Uses the PROFIBUS-DP functions for transmitting data or the DPV1 services for parameterising devices in the region of process automation. The physical transmission is carried out in accordance with IEC 1158-2, which also makes possible a power supply to the devices via the network.


Data of the PROFIBUS-DP-Slave Implementation

Slave type Modular Slave, max. 24 modules, 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 32, 64 byte/word, consistence/no consistence
Number of data 244 bytes input data
244 bytes output data
sum of input and output max. 368 byte
DPV1 services Read, class 1 and 2
Write, class 1 and 2
Alarm

Data of the PROFIBUS-DP-Master Implementation

Devices max.125
Connection 244 bytes cyclic per Slave
DPV1 services Read, class 1 and 2
Write, class 1 and 2
Alarm
240 bytes per message
Class 2 supported
Redundance Hotswap, controlled via Application
MPI read and write of data blocks
Read status

Data of the PROFIBUS-FMS Implementation

Services Read
Write
Event
Information
Status
Identify
Get OD
Transfer mode MMAC, MSAC, MSCY, BRCT, MULT
Parallel services 4
Communication references 32

Performance PROFIBUS-DP Implementation

@ CIF 50-PB, CIF 30-DPS, 12 MBaud
Bus cycle time 1,028 ms
1,289 ms
1,630 ms
@16 Slaves with 2 bytes
@16 Slaves with 8 bytes
@16 Slaves with 16 bytes
Reaction time 0,68-1,08 ms @1 Slave with 1 byte
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