Towards an automated generation of device firmware components for intelligent field devices

Hahn, Christian; Gößling, Andreas; Frenzel, R.; Wollschlaeger, Martin

doi:10.1109/icit.2009.4939673

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“…Based off this model, more sophisticated descriptions including an ontology for field devices could be defined. This can then be used in current attempts towards automatic configuration or even firmware generation of field devices [8].…”

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Development of a universal model for description of intelligent field devices through the life-cycle

Gnauck

Gößling

Frenzel

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation

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Integration of field devices is currently performed using different device models which all have a different focus. These models are represented by a vast number of different device description formats. For effectiveness of the integration processes, a comprehensive device description model that catches all relevant information is required.Based on an analysis of important formats, a device description model has been designed that covers all relevant information that was formerly stored in those different formats. In this paper the requirements for such a model are discussed, and a universal model integrating existing definitions is described.

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Development of a universal model for description of intelligent field devices through the life-cycle

Gnauck

Gößling

Frenzel

et al. 2009

2009 IEEE Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation

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“…A solution is to use design patterns, which are based on standardized hardware modules. However, this will only work properly (i.e., yield an interoperable system) if the whole process starting from selecting modules, evaluating interoperability, and system composition is thought through well [46], and communication issues are considered as well [47].…”

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Communication and Computation in Buildings: A Short Introduction and Overview

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Bruckner

Zucker

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IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron.

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Abstract-Building automation (BA) and smart homes (SHs) have traditionally not been a unified field but varied by their origins, legal foundations, different applications, different goals, and national funding programs for basic research. Only within the last years that an international common focus appeared. The following overview gives not only an introduction into the topic of BA but also the distinction to other areas of automation, in which networks of the field level (the sensor and actuator level) play an important role. Finally, the scientific challenges will be mentioned. SHs are referred to when the differences to BA have to be explicitly stressed. This paper is an introduction for the special IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS section on BA and shall introduce the reader to this new topic. BA not only has a huge economic potential but also is of significant academic interest today.

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Towards an automated generation of device firmware components for intelligent field devices

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Development of a universal model for description of intelligent field devices through the life-cycle

Development of a universal model for description of intelligent field devices through the life-cycle

Communication and Computation in Buildings: A Short Introduction and Overview

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