OPC
What is OPC?
OPC (originally OLE for Process Control) is a standard for industrial automation that allows different devices and control systems from various vendors to communicate with each other. It is commonly used to exchange data between sensors, controllers, HMIs, and other industrial equipment, providing interoperability and reducing reliance on proprietary communication protocols. Modern OPC is based on OPC UA (Unified Architecture), which offers platform independence, enhanced security, and more sophisticated data modeling capabilities.
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