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Industrial networks – Coexistence of wireless systems – Part 3: Formal description of the automated coexistence management and application guidance

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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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22#
Published:
07/26/2022
Number of Pages:
46
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1 file , 2.3 MB
Product Code(s):
DS-041, DS-041
 

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    Industrial communication networks – Wireless communication networks – Formal description of the automated coexistence management and application guidance

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