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Kendal R. Harris
Researcher at Rockwell Automation
Publications - 21
Citations - 573
Kendal R. Harris is an academic researcher from Rockwell Automation. The author has contributed to research in topics: Ethernet & Clock synchronization. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 21 publications receiving 573 citations.
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Time synchronization, deterministic data delivery and redundancy for cascaded nodes on full duplex ethernet networks
TL;DR: In this article, a method and circuit for precisely synchronizing clocks in separate nodes on a communication network is provided by adjusting timestamps and related data in network messages, allowing a daisy-chain connection of the nodes and will forward time synchronization frames while accounting for delays in a manner that does not use boundary clocks, but does not depart from the IEEE 1588 standard protocol.
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Step time change compensation in an industrial automation network
TL;DR: The CIP Sync solution can be part of Ethernet/IP and can be based on standard UDP (User Datagram Protocol) and/or IEEE 1588 (Time Synchronization) Ethernet technology as discussed by the authors.
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Correlation of non-times series events in industrial systems
Martin George Gach,Timothy Siorek,Jonathan D. Bradford,Robert J. Kretschmann,Kendal R. Harris,Kenwood H. Hall,Charles M. Rischar,Mark Joseph Balewski +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a process trend component that determines/predicts an outcome of an industrial process and facilitates diagnostics/prognostics of industrial system is presented, which enables a tight control and short reaction time to process parameters, and for a modification thereof.
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Method of scheduling spatially separated control events with an industrial controller
TL;DR: In this article, a coordinated system time is established for spatially separated components of an industrial control system using synchronizing messages transmitted over a communication link between those parts, where precise coordinated actions may be obtained at separated components by the use of a time conditional command received by those components prior to a time of execution.
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Fast frequency adjustment method for synchronizing network clocks
TL;DR: In this paper, a method of precisely synchronizing clocks held in separate nodes on a communication network is provided that adjusts clock frequency based on a measure of relative clock rates and absolute clock offsets.