Bus topology network ad hoc network method

Abstract

The invention provides a bus topology network ad hoc network method. Based on the present invention, masterless network, automatic time slot allocation, and separation of time slot and ID are realized; in the process of ad hoc networking, the networking framework is automatically established, fault points are automatically diagnosed and located, and automatic networking can be completed under fault conditions. Through the present invention, the position of each device in the network can be quickly located, and when a system device or line fails, the fault can be located without manual participation. It makes the network configuration process more intelligent and efficient, not only saves the tedious and repetitive workload of engineers, but also avoids problems such as repeated configuration and confusion caused by humans.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bus topology network ad hoc network method Background technique [0002] The network constructed based on the bus topology often adopts time-division multiplexing, and the arbitration between modules adopts token, polling, time-division multiplexing and other methods. Generally, a main control module is used for token management, polling, and time slot allocation. In conventional applications, the allocation basis is taken from the device ID or physical MAC. For example, the FlaxRay bus divides time into periodic communication slots and non-periodic communication slots based on the time slot allocation method, and the time slot allocation is performed by the master node. When there are multiple master nodes, it is not applicable, and an additional negotiation process is required. , to ensure that there is only one master node in the system at any time. When the master node fails, it takes time to re-establish the time slot a...

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Problems solved by technology

For wired networks, CN201710963166.7’s multi-node automatic networking method based on the CAN bus utilizes the arbitration mechanism of the CAN bus. CAN nodes produce CAN IDs through monitoring, random sending, and competition. During this period, a certain CAN finally determines its own ID. CAN ID may need to go through multiple conflicts and competitions to determine. When the node scale is large, the conflict will be more obvious and the efficiency is low. And this method is only applicable to the network of bus or star structure, not suitable for ring network structure

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