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ODVA DeviceNet Updates
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What is the difference between DeviceNet and EtherNet/IP?
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They are governed by the same organization and look like similar protocols but is there any difference? What differentiates them...
What is the difference between DeviceNet and ControlNet?
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Even if DeviceNet and ControlNet are controlled from the same organization - ODVA, do any notable differences exist in the...
Functionality CANopen similar to DeviceNet?
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Is the functionality of CANopen similar to that of DeviceNet?
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