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  • Fault diagnosis in a fully distributed local computer network

    Creator:
    Kwag, Hye Keun
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    Local computer networks are being installed in diverse application areas. Many of the networks employ a distributed control scheme, which has advantages in performance and reliability over a centralized one. However, distribution of control increases the difficulty in locating faulty hardware elements. Consequently, advantages may not be fully realized unless...
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    Dissertation
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    Distributed Local Computer Network by Hye Keun Kwag A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University in

  • Concurrent message transmission on short delay ring networks

    Creator:
    Xu, Mingcheng
    Abstract:
    Two new medium access protocols for ring type local area networks, CTR (Concurrent Token Ring) protocol and DRUID (Destination Removal withoUt Intermediate node Delay) ring protocol, are proposed, designed and analyzed. A destination partial removal technique is designed and used in these two protocols to support concurrent message transmission and...
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    Dissertation
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    Structure of a Computer Network 2 1.2 Completely Connected Network Topology 5 1.3 General Mesh Network

  • The implementation of a control and development program for a local area network (LAN)

    Creator:
    Norton, Peter S.
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    Rapid advances in technology have seen computing move from a large central computer to desktop microcomputers. This advance was also seen in the design of dedicated computers, computers designed to perform a few specialized tasks or duties. These computers, or microcontrollers, are often controlled by a central computer and themselves...
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    Masters Thesis
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    for a local area network (LAN) AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Peter S. Norton for the degree of

  • COLAN V : a high performance local area network for control and communication utilizing a communication co-processor

    Creator:
    Kumar, Ravi C.
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    This paper describes the design and implementation of COLAN V, a High Performance Local Area Network for Communications and Control utilizing a Communications Coprocessor. The main objective of this thesis is to improve upon the performance of previous COLANs in speed, switching techniques and error detection techniques. This was possible...
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    Masters Thesis
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    network, the temporary loss of a single computer is much less serious. In industrial process control

  • EDLAN, an educational local area network

    Creator:
    Yu, Hua
    Abstract:
    EDLAN is a simple, inexpensive local area network suitable for educational applications. In EDLAN, a number of personal computers are connected through an RS-485 global bus which carries the data transmission among the computers. CSMA/CD protocol is used to control the access of the global bus. The communications are controlled...
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    Masters Thesis
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    access of the global bus. The communications are controlled by 8051 single board computer based Network

  • COLAN IV, a local area network for communications and control

    Creator:
    Thye, Yong
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    This thesis discusses the design and development of a viable local area network (LAN) which supports both communications and control applications. The emphasis was to develop a practical and cost effective system which offered high performance while utilizing low cost components. System cost was kept low by utilizing a twisted-pair...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Computer Engineering presented on February 4, 1988 Title: GOLAN IV, A Local Area Network For

  • A simple local area network, COLAN (Control Oriented Local Area Network)

    Creator:
    Zheng, Yuepeng
    Abstract:
    COLAN (Control Oriented Local Area Network ) is a redesign of the Task-Master, a daisy-chain structure distributed control system. COLAN is a simple bus structure communication subnetwork intended for distributed control applications. Low cost and simplicity are two main design criteria. Point-to-point and broadcast communications are possible. A packet switching...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on Se,e i)F5V Title: A Simple Local Area Network COLAN

  • COLAN III, a control-oriented LAN using CSMA/CD protocol

    Creator:
    Eum, Doo-hun
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    COLAN III is a control oriented LAN designed to achieve reasonable network performance and flexibility at low cost. These objectives are achieved by utilizing inexpensive microcontrollers (8031s) and hardware support. The CSMA/CD network protocol with single bus structure has been employed in COLAN III as an arbitration method to control...
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    Masters Thesis
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    computer network is network control and routing. The control mechanism is responsible for all activities

  • A programmable network interface unit for hybrid meshnet local area networks

    Creator:
    Merchant, Shashank C.
    Abstract:
    A Hybrid Meshnet LAN, a new local area network architecture, has been proposed by Dr. Cheoul-Shin Kang and Dr. James Herzog. It provides for distributed control hybrid architecture which is good for effective load sharing under various local area network environments. Hybrid Meshnet has a dual channel structure, a token...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on June 4, 1992. Title: A Programmable Network

  • Implementation of a high performance network node for a control oriented local area network

    Creator:
    Rafi, Mohammed
    Abstract:
    TASKMASTER is an experimental microcontroller node of a real-time control oriented network which was proposed by James H. Herzog and Tinggui Zhang to demonstrate the feasibility of a task oriented control structure in performing distributed control actions. This study is a continuation of research involving the TASKMASTER network. A high...
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    Masters Thesis
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    TASKMASTER network previously described follows a similar procedure. The host computer transmits serial