Regarding 61850 implementation in FPGA

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I think it is possible, but it is not sensible
it requires either a soft core are a complex state machine
if you do not know how to prgram in C or produce FSMs, then this is not 
the right work for you
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Worker@Siemens wrote:
> I think it is possible, but it is not sensible
> it requires either a soft core are a complex state machine
> if you do not know how to prgram in C or produce FSMs, then this is not
> the right work for you

Dear Sir
I had studied IEC 61850 standard and some relevant paper  for relay 
communication purpose. As I came to know that we have to follow ISO/IEC 
8802 -3 frame format for GOOSE. The last frame for this is APDU and this 
APDU is according to ASN.1 /BER encoding rules and having 13 labels as 
gocbRef, timeAlloedtoLive, 
datSet,goID,t,stNum,sqNum,test,confRev,ndsCom,numDatSetEntres,allData,se 
curity(  IEC 61850). Sir I got confused what is numerical value of 
gocbRef as in papers and IEC61850 standard it is given in LLN0$gocb , 
what is numerical value of datSet i.e. data set and allData. What are 
different numerical values for these for different relays as 
overcurrent,distance etc. Sir can I check this complete frame with 
Wireshark software.
Sir I am working on FPGA based relays in my research project and we are 
doing serial communication. Can we send this complete frame(after 
setting numerical values as I don't know ) in serial and convert it to 
ethernet and check the same on Wireshark.
Sir kindly suggest me the numerical values for above mentioned and can I 
check the frame using above mentioned method.

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