Designing with Multiple Industrial Ethernet Standards on a Single Hardware Platform

by Kevin Morris

When developing and maintaining industrial communications hardware, supporting new or additional industrial Ethernet protocols often requires new hardware and corresponding software stacks. Rather than re-spinning your boards and migrating software code, you can save time and resources by choosing FPGAs.

In this 35-minute webcast, you’ll learn how you can:

Reconfigure and update any Ethernet protocol in your products at any time by using FPGAs

Build one flexible platform to address EtherCAT, PROFINET, SERCOS III, EtherNet/IP, Modbus/TCP, Ethernet Powerlink, and other industrial Ethernet or legacy fieldbus standards

In addition, you’ll see a short video showing two partner demos that will demonstrate how easy it is to evaluate and implement multiple industrial Ethernet protocols on a single flexible FPGA platform.

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Designing with Multiple Industrial Ethernet Standards on a Single Hardware Platform

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