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1. Parallel Redundancy Protocolan IEC standard for a seamless redundancy method applicable to hard-real time Industrial Ethernet
Prof. Dr. Hubert Kirrmann, ABB Corporate Research, Switzerland
2011 March 21
3. Highly available automation networks
4. PRP principles
5. PRP Principle Network Architecture
6. PRP characteristics
7. PRP Node Operation
8. Why a layer 2 redundancy ?
9. Typical Industrial Ethernet stack
10. Attachment of non-redundant nodes
11. PRP cabling rules: keep the LANs separate
12. How PRP discards duplicates
13. Filtering: duplicate discard and duplicate accept
14. Discarding duplicate frames with a sequence counter
15. Distinguishing redundant from non-redundant frames
16. PRP Why the redundancy trailer works with SANs
17. Sequence number build-up
18. Principle of duplicate detection
19. Duplicate detection: wrap-around of the sequence number
20. Duplicate Detection in function of skew
21. Frame formats used in (all) Industrial Ethernets
22. PRP frames: redundancy control after the payload
23. Is appending a redundancy trailer in line with 802.3 ?
24. Redundancy Control Trailer and Padding
25. Why a size field is also useful
26. PRP network management
27. Network supervision and detection of lurking faults
28. Network management
29. PRP technology
30. Maturity of technology
31. PRP: Pros & Cons
32. PRP vs. other standards
33. State of standardization and other solutions
34. Comparison with CRP and BRP redundancy schemes