Data transmission
Temporal characteristics of industrial networks
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Data transmission
Temporal characteristics of industrial networks

Author : Jean-Pierre THOMESSE

Publication date: December 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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1. Data transmission

1.1 History and performance

Data transmission goes back a long way, and has used many different media. The first media used were based on the human senses: voice, hearing and vision. We only have to go back to the novels and comic strips of our childhood to encounter communication systems such as smoke signals and tom-toms, but also, in ancient history lessons, the fires of Greek sailors, then, closer to home, the semaphores of Chappe* and the telegraphs of Morse** and Baudot***, to arrive at the inventions of the telephone, radio, television, cell phones, etc.

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* Claude Chappe (1763-1805): French engineer who invented aerial telegraphy. The first line opened between Lille and Paris in 1794. History records that the...

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