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BS EN IEC 62657-3:2022

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Industrial networks. Coexistence of wireless systems – Formal description of the automated coexistence management and application guidance

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BSI 2022 44
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This part 3 of IEC 62657 specifies a general model approach for automated coexistence management and provides application guidance. This document provides the usage of related parameters and interfaces to establish and to maintain functions for automatic coexistence management. This document specifies an abstract description of the system elements, properties, interfaces and relationships between influencing parameters and characteristic parameters specified in IEC 62657-1 and IEC 62657-2. NOTE IEC 62657-4 specifies the central coordination point approach as one example of the usage of the formal description of this document.

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2 undefined
5 Annex ZA (normative)Normative references to international publicationswith their corresponding European publications
6 Blank Page
7 English
CONTENTS
9 FOREWORD
11 INTRODUCTION
Table 1 – Audience of the IEC 62657 series
12 Figures
Figure 1 – Relation between the parts of the IEC 62657 series
13 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions and abbreviated terms
3.1 General
14 3.2 Terms and definitions specific for this document
3.3 Terms and definitions given in IEC 62657-2
16 3.4 Abbreviated terms
4 Automated collaborative coexistence management
4.1 Motivation
17 4.2 Application scenarios
4.2.1 General
4.2.2 Establishing wireless industrial automation
18 4.2.3 Operation and maintenance of wireless industrial automation
19 4.2.4 Controlled / not controlled areas
4.2.5 Device with/without mitigation techniques
4.2.6 Fixed, moving, or rotating devices
4.2.7 Temporary installed devices
20 5 Method for coexistence description
5.1 Area under consideration
Figure 2 – Requirement profile of a spatially distributed automation system coveredby a capability profile of a wireless communication solution
21 5.2 Wireless coexistence model
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 Class CoexistenceSystem
22 5.2.3 Class WirelessIndustrialAutomation
Figure 3 – Class model of the coexistence system
Figure 4 – Structure of wireless industrial automation
23 Figure 5 – Interfaces of wireless industrial automation
24 5.2.4 Class DistributedAutomationSystem
Figure 6 – Class model of the area under considerationfor wireless industrial automation
25 Figure 7 – Distributed automation system
26 5.2.5 Class RadioEnvironment
Figure 8 – System model of the distributed automation system
27 Figure 9 – Radio environment
28 5.2.6 Class WirelessCommunicationSystem
Figure 10 – System model of the radio environment
Figure 11 – Wireless communication system
30 5.2.7 Class CoexistenceManagementSystem
5.3 Application related influencing parameters
5.3.1 Attributes of class DistributedAutomationSystem
Figure 12 – System model of the wireless communication system
31 5.3.2 Attributes of class LocalAutomationFunction
32 5.3.3 Attributes of class LogicalTopology
5.3.4 Attributes of class ReferenceInterface
5.3.5 Attributes of class LogicalLink
5.3.6 Attributes of class LogicalEndpoint
33 5.3.7 Application related characteristic parameters
5.4 Environment related influencing parameters
5.4.1 Number of passive environmental influences
5.4.2 Attributes of class PassiveEnvironmentalInfluence
34 5.4.3 Attributes of class PropagationCondition
5.4.4 Attributes of class PhysicalLayerInterface
5.4.5 Number of active environmental influences
5.4.6 Attributes of class ActiveEnvironmentalInfluence
35 5.5 Wireless device and system related influencing parameters
5.5.1 Attributes of class WirelessCommunicationSystem
36 5.5.2 Attributes of class WirelessCommunicationFunction
5.5.3 Attributes of class ReferenceInterface
5.5.4 Attributes of class PhysicalLayerInterface
5.5.5 Attributes of class WirelessTopology
5.5.6 Attributes of class WirelessLink
5.5.7 Attributes of class WirelessEndpoint
5.6 Profile development
37 Figure 13 – Class ProfileDevelopment
38 6 Architecture of central coordination point
6.1 Model application guidance
39 Figure 14 – Relation between system models and their application in a CCP concept
40 6.2 Database service
6.3 Status of wireless system
6.4 Status of application
6.5 Status of radio spectrum
6.6 Status analysis
41 6.7 Resource assignment
42 Bibliography
BS EN IEC 62657-3:2022
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