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This Object is used as the browse entry point for information about the Aggregates supported by a Server. The content of this Object is already defined by its type definition. All Instances of the FolderType use the standard BrowseName of ‘AggregateFunctions’. The HasComponent Reference is used to relate a ServerCapabilities Object and/or any HistoricalServerCapabilities Object to an AggregateFunction Object. AggregateFunctions is formally defined in Table 3.
Table 3 – Aggregate Functions Definition
Attribute |
Value |
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BrowseName |
AggregateFunctions |
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References |
Node Class |
BrowseName |
DataType |
TypeDefinition |
ModellingRule |
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HasTypeDefinition |
Object Type |
Defined in OPC 10000-5 |
Each ServerCapabilities and HistoricalServerCapabilities Object shall reference an AggregateFunction Object. In addition, each HistoricalConfiguration Object belonging to a HistoricalDataNode may reference an AggregateFunction Object using the HasComponent Reference.
This ObjectType defines an Aggregate supported by a UA Server. This Object is formally defined in Table 4.
Table 4 – AggregateFunctionType Definition
Attribute |
Value |
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BrowseName |
AggregateFunctionType |
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IsAbstract |
False |
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References |
Node Class |
BrowseName |
DataType |
TypeDefinition |
Mod.Rule |
Subtype of the BaseObjectType defined in OPC 10000-5 |
For the AggregateFunctionType, the Description Attribute (inherited from the Base NodeClass), is mandatory. The Description Attribute provides a localized description of the Aggregate.
Table 5 specifies the BrowseName and Description Attributes for the standard Aggregate Objects. The description is the localized “en” text. For other locales it shall be translated.
Table 5 – Standard AggregateType Nodes
BrowseName |
Description |
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Interpolation Aggregate |
Interpolative |
At the beginning of each interval, retrieve the calculated value from the data points on either side of the requested timestamp. |
Average |
Retrieve the average value of the data over the interval. |
TimeAverage |
Retrieve the time weighted average data over the interval using Interpolated Bounding Values. |
TimeAverage2 |
Retrieve the time weighted average data over the interval using Simple Bounding Values. |
Total |
Retrieve the total (time integral) of the data over the interval using Interpolated Bounding Values. |
Total2 |
Retrieve the total (time integral) of the data over the interval using Simple Bounding Values. |
Minimum |
Retrieve the minimum raw value in the interval with the timestamp of the start of the interval. |
Maximum |
Retrieve the maximum raw value in the interval with the timestamp of the start of the interval. |
MinimumActualTime |
Retrieve the minimum value in the interval and the timestamp of the minimum value. |
MaximumActualTime |
Retrieve the maximum value in the interval and the timestamp of the maximum value. |
Range |
Retrieve the difference between the minimum and maximum value over the interval. |
Minimum2 |
Retrieve the minimum value in the interval including the Simple Bounding Values. |
Maximum2 |
Retrieve the maximum value in the interval including the Simple Bounding Values. |
MinimumActualTime2 |
Retrieve the minimum value with the actual timestamp including the Simple Bounding Values. |
MaximumActualTime2 |
Retrieve the maximum value with the actual timestamp including the Simple Bounding Values. |
Range2 |
Retrieve the difference between the Minimum2 and Maximum2 value over the interval. |
Count |
Retrieve the number of raw values over the interval. |
DurationInStateZero |
Retrieve the time a Boolean or numeric was in a zero state using Simple Bounding Values. |
DurationInStateNonZero |
Retrieve the time a Boolean or numeric was in a non-zero state using Simple Bounding Values. |
NumberOfTransitions |
Retrieve the number of changes between zero and non-zero that a Boolean or numeric value experienced in the interval. |
Start |
Retrieve the value at the beginning of the interval. |
End |
Retrieve the value at the end of the interval. |
Delta |
Retrieve the difference between the Start and End value in the interval. |
StartBound |
Retrieve the value at the beginning of the interval using Simple Bounding Values. |
EndBound |
Retrieve the value at the end of the interval using Simple Bounding Values. |
DeltaBounds |
Retrieve the difference between the StartBound and EndBound value in the interval using Simple Bounding Values. |
DurationGood |
Retrieve the total duration of time in the interval during which the data is Good. |
DurationBad |
Retrieve the total duration of time in the interval during which the data is Bad. |
PercentGood |
Retrieve the percentage of data (0 to 100) in the interval which has Good StatusCode. |
PercentBad |
Retrieve the percentage of data (0 to 100) in the interval which has Bad StatusCode. |
WorstQuality |
Retrieve the worst StatusCode of data in the interval. |
WorstQuality2 |
Retrieve the worst StatusCode of data in the interval including the Simple Bounding Values. |
AnnotationCount |
Retrieve the number of Annotations in the interval (applies to Historical Aggregates only). |
StandardDeviationSample |
Retrieve the standard deviation for the interval for a sample of the population (n-1). |
VarianceSample |
Retrieve the variance for the interval as calculated by the StandardDeviationSample. |
StandardDeviation Population |
Retrieve the standard deviation for the interval for a complete population (n) which includes Simple Bounding Values. |
VariancePopulation |
Retrieve the variance for the interval as calculated by the StandardDeviationPopulation which includes Simple Bounding Values. |