Chapter 16: Switched Ethernet in Automation. Wenbo Qiao
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1 Chapter 16: Switched Ethernet in Automation Wenbo Qiao
2 Ethernet Basics What is Ethernet? Why Ethernet? ( not FieldBus?) Flexibility, Scalability and Performance Key Strength: many protocols running simultaneously Redundancy and Accurate Synchronization Not just a protocol A communication architecture with A set of communication technologies
3 Ethernet Basics (Cont.) Ethernet covers OSI Layer 1 and part of Layer 2 Industrial Ethernet : a combination of protocols for industrial automation systems (PROFINET, EtherCAT, IEC61850). Technologies : Switching, routing and networking protocols!= enhanced Enthernet : most demanding real-time applications. E.g. EtherCAT. Need hardware support. 100M, 1G bps, --> 100Gbps Full duplex communication in switched Ethernet: no collisions, queuing can still lead to delay
4 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
5 Requirements and Challenges Topology Line, Star, Mesh.Hybrid Availability 24/7, each hour downtime costs millions Performance Time Synchronization Relative time vs. Absolute time Security
6 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
7 Network Architectures Based on physical layout topology Ring Simplicity and abundance of network redundancy protocol for rings Star Controller centric architecture, not very efficient Mesh, partial Mesh Difficult for determinism and low recovery time More flexiable: Shortest Path Bridge (IEEE 802.1aq) Depends on situation, no one cure for all
8 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
9 Switches What is a Switch? Crucial network device, store/process/forward packet data, to one or multiple other devices through its ports. Switch VS. Hub : Layer 1 VS. Layers 2. Signal repeater VS. MAC address sending Router? (IP address, Layer 3) Switch Architecture Two or more MAC entities A MAC relay entity A number of higher layer entities (HLEs)
10 Switch MAC Entity Contains Media Access part of the switch. (Ports) Receive and transmit frames Validate checksum Has unique MAC address Check MAC and then VLAN ID, then send to HLE or otther MAC entity Recognition, interpretation, addition and removal of VLAN tags Check VLAN ID for port, forward to MAC relay entity
11 Switch MAC Relay Entity Distribute packets between switch ports Address Table, unicast or multicast Functions: 1. Store and Forward functionality for Ethernet frames 2. Address learning, unkown destination addresses are normally broadcasted 3. Frame altering (Based on destination MAC addresses) Required at least one higher layer entities, e.g., RSTP (rapid spanning tree protocol) for loop freedom
12 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
13 Network Protocols Modern Ethernet: a combination of basic switching functionalities and a set of network management related protocols. Protocols handle : Network redundancy, time synchronization, handling of multicast and VLAN traffic Without these protocols: transport data in simple manner and not very robust against errors. No features like time synchronization.
14 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
15 Redundancy To create fault tolerant networks, ensure availability 1. Alternate Path Operation Alternate path active when primary path fails Recovery takes ms Eg. RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree) and Media Redundancy Protocol (MRP) 2. Parallel Path Operation Parallel paths operate concurrently, duplicate packets Packet duplication, requires HW/SW support in end nodes Eg. Parallel Redundancy (PRP) and High-Availability Seamless Redundancy (HSR)
16 Redundancy: Spanning Tree Avoid physical loops (Why?) Turn any complex physical network into Logical tree. Detect failures of an active path, active a backup or redundant path Based on timeouts for failures. Long recovery time RSTP, Rapid hand shaking mechanism, much faster than STP
17 Redundancy: other solutions
18 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
19 Quality of Service Methods to prioritize traffic through the network to reduce latency and jitter Traffic prioritization on Layer 2 ( 7,6,5,,1,0) 7 highest priority. Network protocol control, eg. RSTP packets.. 1 lowest priority (background) 0 default priority
20 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
21 Multicast and VLAN Handling Multicast: simultaneously sending the same packet to multiple receivers, With a group or multicast MAC address as the destination address For unknown destination, leads to broadcasting
22 Multicast Two layers can do multicast: MAC and IP MAC multicast: a group or multicast MAC address IP multicast: an IP group of multicast address MAC multicast protocols: PROFINET, PTP, IEC , GOOSE IP multicast protocols: FF HSE, Ethernet/IP, and IEEE PTP
23 Virtual Local Area Network 802.1Q, separate logical segments of a network operating on the same physical network. To limit the broadcast domain VLAN increases the complexity of RSTP Multiple STP Problems with multicast and VLAN in automation
24 Outline Requirements and Challenges Topology Availability Performance Time Synchronization Security Network Architectures Switches What is a switch? Switch Architecture Networking Protocols Redundancy QoS Multicast & VLAN Handling Time Synchronization Simple Network Time Protocol Precision Time Protocol Future Outlook
25 Time Synchronization Why is Time Synchronization Important? Can be solved naturally between a dedicated signal line with a common clock signal between nodes. Additional cabling and hardware make it unfeasible Synchronized clocks running a protocol that enables the synchronization of these clocks.
26 Simple Network Time Protocol Based on Network Time Protocol (NTP) An SNTP client assumes that the delays are symmetrical in both directions SNTP synchronization can be done every 16 s or slower Typical synchronization accuracy that can be achieved with SNTP is in the milliseconds range for moderately sized networks
27 Precision Time Protocol Different from SNTP, has several modes A hierarchical setup with ordinary clocks and boundary clocks A setup where network switches have transparent clocks and end nodes have ordinary clocks Accuracy of PTP 1 microsecond with hardware help, event nanoseconds possible PTP Self configuring
28 Summary Key Aspects of modern automation system. Requirements Analysis (Topology, Availability, Performance, Time Synchronization, and Security) Network Architectures Switches, Switch Architecture Network Protocols Redundancy (Spanning Tree) QoS (Priority Layers) Multicast and VLAN Time Synchronization (Simple, Network Time Protocol) Precision Time Protocol (Has multiple modes)
29 Future Look Continues development. Trending away from fieldbus Advanced Ethernet based network with complex functionalities Wireless Communication combined. For where it s hard to put cables Number of network management protocols to increase Telecom and data center techniques will enter industrial domain Current protocols evolution E.g : PTP evolution
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