Hybrid wired-wireless communication networks for factory automation
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Lisa Underberg
Lisa Underberg was with the Communication Technology Institute at TU Dortmund University, Germany, from 2013 to 2018. Her research interests covered industrial wireless networks for factory automation focusing on physical layer and medium access strategies. She is with the Institute for Automation and Communication since 2019, where she extends her research topics to the holistic view of industrial radio communication solutions.
Abstract
This thesis investigates a wireless communication network that is suitable to be deployed as a transparent intermediate wireless network within a hybrid wired-wireless network serving industrial applications with strict timing and reliability requirements. Physical layer and medium access scheme are in focus.
Zusammenfassung
In dieser Arbeit wird ein Funksystem, welches für die transparente Erweiterung eines Industrial Ethernet-Systems mit hohen Anforderungen an Zeitverhalten und Zuverlässigkeit geeignet ist, untersucht. Der Fokus liegt auf der physikalischen Schicht sowie dem Medienzugriff.
About the author
Lisa Underberg was with the Communication Technology Institute at TU Dortmund University, Germany, from 2013 to 2018. Her research interests covered industrial wireless networks for factory automation focusing on physical layer and medium access strategies. She is with the Institute for Automation and Communication since 2019, where she extends her research topics to the holistic view of industrial radio communication solutions.
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- Frontmatter
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- Methods
- Mixed-integer nonlinear optimization for district heating network expansion
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