Experimental Testbed to Compare 4G and 5G Industrial IoT Connections in Simulated Based Control System
Authors: Andrea Gelmini
Abstract:
This paper considers the advent of 5G and the use of it in a Based Control System (BCS), posing as a basic concept the question of what the real differences and practical improvements are compared to 4G. To this purpose, a testbed hardware simulator has been designed and built where identical machines with the same sensors and management systems will communicate with different radio access network connections. This allows an objective statistical comparison of performance on the real functioning and improvement of the infrastructure with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connected to it.
Keywords: 4G, 5G, BCS, eSIM, IIoT, SCADA, Testbed.
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