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From Industry 3.0 to 4.0, How to Support the Transition to TSN Networks

From Industry 3.0 to 4.0, How to Support the Transition to TSN Networks

About This Training

The third industrial revolution saw the largest development of integrated Ethernet networks on the factory floor since the end of the last century. These networks did enabled real-time operations or high bandwidth communications depending on the selected protocols and the type of network addressed (For example: field, control or IT). With the Industrial IoT, factory floors see the emergence of a new generation of network technology supporting the transformation toward unified IP networks from edge to edge. These time sensitive networks (TSN) now provide more flexible network topologies, support higher bandwidth and time aware communications in a reliable context.

In a segment that massively relies on interconnected devices, all existing networks cannot be replaced from day one. To fully benefit from a TSN implementation, it is crucial that the implementation finds a good path to support the brownfield networks. During this webinar, you will learn how to leverage NXP’s solution for TSN for a successful integration and proper support of time critical applications.

Presentation

From Industry 3.0 to 4.0, How to Support the Transition to TSN Networks

Presented by

Franck Roux
Products and Solutions Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors
Christian Castel
Industrial Automation Segment Lead and Marketing Manager, NXP Semiconductors

DURATION

26 min

LANGUAGE

English

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Ethernet TSN Interoperability

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