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EtherCAT is an industrial Ethernet protocol that adopts a master-slave architecture and an on-the-fly reading and writing mechanism for processing data frames, with a cycle time that can be pressed to the microsecond level, and is mostly used for multi-axis control requiring high synchronization precision.
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