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    Computer Integrated Manufacturing: Computer

    Networks for Manufacturing

    CHAPTER 4:

    4.1 Hierarchy of Computers in Manufacturing

    4.2 Communication Standards

    4.3 Manufacturing Automation Protocol

    UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

    FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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    Hierarachy of Computers in

    Manufacturing

    Fourth level

    Third level

    Second level

    First level

    Operations

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    COMMUNICATION

    STANDARDS

    In a manufacturing cell, machines

    &equipment are all bought from different

    vendors

    different microprocessors &

    computers.

    This create islands of automation where

    communication cannot be done beyond that

    cell. Hence, a standard communication is

    required.

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    ISO/OSI REFERENCE MODEL Refer to OSI & MAP notes. Each layer has a special task:

    Mechanical & electronic means of data transmission.

    Error detection & correction.

    Correct transmission of the message.

    Control of the dialog between users. Translation of the message into a common syntax.

    Verification that the data transferred has been

    understood.

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    Manufacturing Automation

    Protocol (MAP) A set of protocol standards designed for use in a

    factory.

    Bus network configuration, broadbandtransmission, token-passing access scheme, data

    transmission rate of 10 megabits per second.

    Technical Office Protocol (TOP)

    for Officeautomation.

    MAP / TOP established for the factory level

    and offices in all levels of an organization.

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    Artificial Intelligence To simulate human behaviors on

    computers.

    AI can exhibit learning, reasoning, problem

    solving, understand language, etc.

    Expert system

    Artificial neural networks

    Fuzzy logic

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