Fieldbus networks summary

[Rob Hulsebos]

Hi,

For those of you who are interested in fieldbus networks
and their protocols, take a look at
http://ourworld.cs.com/rahulsebos/Links.htm,
where you'll find further references to more than
350 systems, over 100 books about this subject,
dozens of user groups, lots of email-lists, and
explanations about the systems functionality.

Definitely worthwhile, and: no commercial info
(don't reply to my emailaddress, it's there for obvious reasons)

Rob Hulsebos

[Armin Steinhoff]

spambammer@eudoramail.com (Rob Hulsebos) wrote in message news:<425e7b7f.0402181304.62fa1a26@posting.google.com>...
> Hi,
>
> For those of you who are interested in fieldbus networks
> and their protocols, take a look at
> http://ourworld.cs.com/rahulsebos/Links.htm,
> where you'll find further references to more than
> 350 systems,

OK you haver the big number ... but a lot of these entries are
completely useless.

What you are showing a lot of garbage by is mixing up of standardized
and non-standardized serial bus systems ... just confusing.

I would concentrate on standardized _open_ bus systems that are
supported bei a real group of vendors and users.


Armin

http://www.steinhoff-automation.com

over 100 books about this subject,
> dozens of user gr
oups, lots of email-lists, and
> explanations about the systems functionality.
>
> Definitely worthwhile, and: no commercial info
> (don't reply to my emailaddress, it's there for obvious reasons)
>
> Rob Hulsebos