Network with redundancy properties, a branching unit for a user device in a network, redundancy manager for a network with redundancy properties and method for operating a network with redundancy properties

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7493524
APP PUB NO 20070109958A1
SERIAL NO

10561478

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The invention relates to a network, in particular a PA PROFIBUS network having redundant properties and a linear topology. Two line ends are connected to a redundancy manager which disconnects said line ends in error-free conditions and connects them in error conditions. Said redundancy manager supplies voltage to the first line end for operating customers' mobile telephones each of which is connected to the network by a branching unit. After receiving a supply voltage on one connection thereof, said branching units check the state of a cable which is connected to the other network connection and transmit the supply voltage in the faultless condition thereof only. When the redundancy manager does not detect the supply voltage on the other end of the line end at least during a predetermined space of time after voltage supply, said redundancy manager supplies the voltage thereto. A cable having a disturbance is then disconnected from the line by the adjacent branching units.

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SIEMENS AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT80333 MÜNCHEN

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Fehrmann, Holger Magdeburg, DE 1 11
Geiger, Friedhelm Spring Hose, US 8 64
Hammer, Gerhard Neupotz, DE 2 15
Rother, Klaus Stutensee, DE 3 12

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