Deterministic network protocol

Multiplex communications – Fault recovery – Bypass an inoperative station

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370443, 370452, 370460, H04J 1408, H04L 1243

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ABSTRACT:
A deterministic network protocol for connecting critical sensors, actuators and computing elements on a bi-directional, time-multiplexed, fiber optic or other media data bus, such that critical messages have concisely bounded latency and non-critical messages may be sent without impacting critical messages. It is a unique combination of a time-slot allocation protocol and a contention-based protocol in which global synchronization information is passed on the data media via a synchronization beacon.

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