How to implement a multi-protocol communication solution that meets Industry 4.0?
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In order for industrial equipment manufacturers to implement various industrial communication protocols in an economical and flexible manner, dedicated cores are needed to provide a more cost-effective, flexible and future-proof solution for industrial communications that can easily support multiple protocols.
Ethernet is ubiquitous and cost-effective, using common physical links and faster speeds. As a result, multiple industrial communication protocols have moved to Ethernet-based solutions. Ethernet communications that support TCP/IP are usually non-deterministic, with reaction times typically around 100ms. Industrial Ethernet protocols use a modified media access control (MAC) layer to achieve very low latency and deterministic responses. Ethernet also supports flexible network topologies and a flexible number of nodes in the system.
Commonly used industrial Ethernet protocols:
- EtherCAT
- PROFINET
- SercosIII
- EtherNet/IP
- POWERLINK
- Modbus/TCP
- CC-Link
Typical EtherCAT Network
To learn more about industrial Ethernet protocol design solutions, you can follow the live broadcast below and communicate with TI engineers online.
Topic: Application of TI Sitara products in multi-protocol industrial communications
Time: 14:00-15:30, June 11, 2020
Live Agenda:
Introduce the TI Sitara product roadmap and its application in multi-protocol industrial communications.
- Industrial Protocol Issues
- Sitara Processor Single-Chip Solutions for Industrial Ethernet
- Demonstration
- Plug and Play PROFINET, EtherCAT and Ethernet/IP on Siemen's PLCs
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