Is modbus ethrenet the same with ethernet alone? or are they different with each other?

I am a bit confused if they are different protocols or just the same protocols.

Answer:
The hardware and wires are the same, Ethernet commonly uses Cat 5E wire and RJ-45 8 conductor connectors. They are the ones that look like an overgrown modular phone plug.

Modbus is a communications protocol, and would not be the same protocol as what your home or office network is using to communicate between computers and printers even though it is Ethernet hardware and wiring.

Modbus would commonly be used between a PLC and other devices such as an engine, turbine or generator controller (Many such devices exist) to gather data and take it back to a central HMI (Human-Machine Interface) or alarm annunciator. Some such devices can be controlled using Modbus as well.

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