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OPC – From Data Access to Unified Architecture
(OPC – Data AccessからUnified Architectureへ：英語)
by Juergen Lange, Frank Iwanitz and Thomas Burke
The latest edition of OPC – From Data Access to Unified Architecture provides an excellent overview of the fundamentals, implementation and application of standardized data exchange via OPC. A key focus is on the new OPC generation – OPC Unified Architecture – that allows for platform-independent data and information exchange.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Fundamentals – Classic OPC Specifications, OPC Unified Architecture, Companion Standards, OPC Compliance Testing
- Implementation – Base Technologies and Architecture Concepts, Implementation of Classic OPC Components, Implementation of OPC UA Components
- Application – Classic OPC Product and Application Samples, Aspects of Use of Classic OPC Products, OPC UA Product, Samples, Performance
- Summary and Outlook
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OPC – Von Data Access bis Unified Architecture
(OPC – Data AccessからUnified Architectureへ：ドイツ語)
von Jürgen Lange, Frank Iwanitz, Thomas Burke
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OPC Unified Architecture
by Wolfgang Mahnke, Stefan-Helmut Leitner and Matthias Damm
Learn about the fundamentals and theory behind OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA).
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OPC统一架构 [平装]
(OPC Unified Architecture：中国語)
Wolfgang Mahnke, Stefan-Helmut Leitner and Matthias Damm
OPC UA: The Basics
(OPC UA : 基礎)
by John Rinaldi
OPC UA: The Basics is an Everyman’s overview of OPC UA. This is not a hardcore technical specification that digs down to the smallest bits and bytes of OPC UA. This is a high level overview of the protocol for someone without 20 years of experience in embedded programming. Perfect for a sales person, IT Professional or executive trying to figure out what OPC UA brings to the table. Join John Rinaldi (The Dr. Phil of Automation) as he breaks down the features of OPC UA and gives you insight into how this emerging technology is redefining the line between Automation and Enterprise Systems.
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