Digital Process Communications

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Digital Process Communications protocols originated with the first smart transmitters for process measurement made by Honeywell in the 1980s. Since then other process instrument manufacturers have produced smart transmitters. Smart communication protocols have evolved into various standardised types. The HART protocol and DE protocol are two such process communication digital protocols.


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