FDI - Field Device Integration: Handbook for the unified Device Integration Technology - Tapa dura

Reseña del editor

- Full description of the new technology FDI
- FDI combines the advantages of FDT with those of EDDL in a single solution
- Answers to questions from device manufacturers, operators and users

With FDI, a technology has been developed that combines the advantages of FDT with those of EDDL in a single solution. FDI takes account of the various tasks over the entire lifecycle for both simple and the most complex devices, including configuration, commissioning, diagnosis and calibration. In this handbook you will find answers to architecture, functionality, and development of the unified device integration technology: General introduction to the world of field devices in automation Engineering. The key features of the technology: FDI package, client/server structure of FDI, FDI information model, and based on examples, principle procedures. Detailled information to FDI packages, User Interface Plugins (UIP), and Open Packaging Convention, the packaging mechanism of FDI. Concrete use cases are presented as a recipe book. How to use the FDI package IDE for creating FDI packages. Overview of possible developments. This book is written by authors who are proven experts in the material and provides you with a rapid and informed introduction to the FDI technology.

Biografía del autor

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Daniel Großmann is professor for Computer Science and Data Processing at Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences. Previously, he was global research coordinator for device integration and engineering at the ABB AG German research center. In this role, he completed decisive work on the FDI technology and headed two working groups in FDI standardization. Dipl.-Ing. Michael Braun manages EDD development in the area of process instrumentation at Siemens AG in Karlsruhe. He is head of the Profibus EDDL working group and is active in the group of the same name in the HART Communication Foundation. For FDI, he is a member of various working groups. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Benjamin Danzer is professor for automation technology at Augsburg University of Applied Sciences. Previously, he worked at ABB AS in Norway and at the ABB AG German research center in the fields of device integration, device description technologies and industrial communication and on the FDI standard components for visualizing device descriptions. Dipl.-Inf. Alexander Kaiser is head of Product Management at CodeWrights and responsible for FDI and EDDL based products and services. He is member of various working groups within the FDI and FieldComm Group activities (Specification, Tools & Components) since the beginning of the standardization activities. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Riedl is head of the department ICT & Automation at the research institute ifak Institut für Automation und Kommunikation e.V. Magdeburg. Since several years he works in the fields of device integration. For FDI, he is involved in quality assurance.