Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) Error is an indication of data corruption. When evaluating data comprehensively, CRC validates packets of information transmitted by devices, cross-referencing them against the extracted data to ensure accuracy. In sending packets, BACnet automatically computes and stores a CRC value for each packet. Upon reception, BACnet recalculates the CRC value of the received packet and compares it to the original value. A CRC error is triggered if the two values do not precisely match.
Numerous factors can contribute to the occurrence of a CRC error. Among the most prevalent reasons is a packet error, resulting from poor or intermittent network communications, creating an opportunity for the introduction of invalid data into the file. Other potential causes include exposure to noise and suboptimal wiring.
As CRC errors can sometimes go unnoticed, signs become apparent when users observe dropped information packets, meters failing to appear online, or data stagnating and not updating.
FPGA Virtex-5 FXT Family 65nm Technology 1V 1136-Pin FCBGA
FPGA XC4000 Family 3K Gates 100 Cells 100MHz 5V 100-Pin PQFP
FPGA Virtex-5 FXT Family 65nm Technology 1V 1136-Pin FCBGA
FPGA Virtex-5 FXT Family 65nm Technology 1V 1136-Pin FCBGA
FPGA Virtex-5 FXT Family 65nm Technology 1V 1136-Pin FCBGA
Support
