Industrial Networks Fundamentals 

This is a certified hood classic

What an amazing presentation. Thanks a million to the instructor and EATON for this video. We need more instructors like this gentleman.

Really a good explanation for someone like me who is interested in understanding the basics. Thanks a lot!!

Extremely clearly communicated and good pace as well, thank you

Great instructor, very well explanation

I was madly confused about Protocols and Physical media 😂😂. Thanks a million for clarification.

Excellent presentation. Thanks for sharing good technical content!

#learning

Great instructor, thanks

Thanks for this great presentation Sir... After listening to your tutorial, I got a perfect understanding of the industrial networking.

Clear and concise presentation. thanks

I have learned a lot from this tutorial. Thanks a lot

very well presented

Brilliant presenter

It's a great explanation of basic communication in a quite complex slide . Anyway I'm aware of some more protocols such as AS-Interface ,profinet , profibus , hart . Thanks for this slide .I wish i received such lecture at work .

The best presentation I suppose .. u made concepts so easy to understand...

wow that really brought everything together, thanks!

excellent presentation

its a good video, worth knowing

Great job.

How could I get the powerpoint presentation?

This is good, but I wonder why CANopen is not mentioned here?

really helps a lot

Wish it was a little louder.

Please hve a link to download the slides that u r presenting

Please I want this file

You're wrong. IT networks use star topologies (home runs of ethernet Cat5e/6a cable to a switch). Class A fire alarms use a ring topology. Not a single hot/ground, tip-ring-sleeve, 8P8C, or 2-wire differential pair describing a "line" or how to actually connect/terminate a line with a wire stripper, connector jack/plug or screw terminal. Where is the end for an EOLR to prevent ringing? What does a ringing signal look like on an oscilloscope? Fundamentals? Hardly. Just a bunch of hand waving at a powerpoint chart with incorrect information. Worse than useless when you're talking about safety.