Range finders and Motion detectors Range finders and motion detectors can let your industry 4.0 system “feels” the existence of an entity in the physical world.
Gas sensors Gas sensors are usually electrochemical devices, which require special “treatments” before they can be fully functional. We will take a closer look…
Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs) If you need to capture temperature readings with higher accuracies and precisions, you will need to use RTDs.
Internet Layer – Routing Part B Now, let’s examine how the Internet Layer route a packet between hosts without a direct physical connection.
Internet Layer – Routing Part A Let’s see how the Internet Layer route a packet between hosts with a direct physical connection.
Internet Layer – IP Address Similar to MAC addresses, IP addresses are for computers to identify themselves from the others on computer networks.
Internet Layer Protocols at the Internet Layer are responsible for delivering packets between two computers over multiple networks/hops.
Data Link Layer Protocols at the data link layer guarantee your binary number sequences, i.e. frames, will arrive at the intended destination intact.
Data Link Layer – Ethernet Address Ethernet address is like an identity for computers to identify themselves from other computers under the same Ethernet.
Temperature and Humidity Sensors DHT series are commonly found in IoT/I4.0 systems for collecting temperature and humidity readings. Let’s look at what makes them so good.
Physical Network Layer Ethernet is a protocol at the physical network layer, governing how a bit of data is moved from host A to host B over a transmission medium.
TCP/IP Model A communication model lists out all the requirements that communication protocols that need to fulfil.
An Overview The way that computers talk to each other is similar to how we send a parcel via our postal system.
Compression If your storage is running low, you might compress your data a bit. If you don’t mind having a lower accuracy, you can even drop part of your data…
Data, information, and knowledge What are the differences and relationships among data, information, and knowledge?