March 2005

Special Report: Instruments and Networks

Benefits of electronic device description language for fieldbus installations

The technology is a major advancement toward achieving interoperability of intelligent field instrumentation incorporating different fieldbus protocols

Emerson Process Management: Zielinski, M.

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Zielinski, M. - Emerson Process Management, Eden Prairie, Minnesota

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