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Industrial Ethernet with 1 GBit/s
CC-Link IE is the only common industrial Ethernet standard based on a data transmission rate of 1 GBit/s. The CLPA has now specified the 'Basic Mode', according to which products with a 100 MBit Ethernet port can easily be made compatible with CC-Link IE.
read more...The Velbert-based company Mauell is spinning off its network control technology division into a separate company in which Phoenix Contact is participating. The aim of the cooperation is to develop intelligent solutions for the energy market of the future.
read more...The ZVEI is working with other institutions to concretize the RAMI 4.0 reference architecture and the Industry 4.0 component and enrich them with practical relevance. The association presented a guideline and an open source project at SPS IPC Drives 2016.
read more...Phoenix Contact rigs its panel PCs of the Embeddedline family with the new Windows 10 Enterprise operating system. With Windows Embedded Standard 7 as an alternative.
read more...With Industry 4.0, automation technology must become more adaptable and communicative - this is the conviction of Phoenix Contact. In Nuremberg, the Blomberg-based company lifted the curtain on PLCnext - its upcoming open control technology - for the first time.
read more...Phoenix Contact is equipping its Panel PCs in the Embeddedline family with the new Windows 10 Enterprise operating system. Alternatively, Windows Embedded Standard 7 is available.
read more...What new products did the exhibitors present at SPS IPC Drives 2016? Computer&AUTOMATION provides an overview of what was on show in the Nuremberg exhibition halls this year.
read more...Phoenix Contact launches an open control platform based on PLCnext Technology.
read more...Cybersecurity for Industry 4.0
Phoenix Contact Innovation Ventures has invested in the Dutch company SecurityMatters. The Eindhoven-based company is a provider of cybersecurity solutions for industrial control systems.
read more...Cables, connectors etc. are the backbone of every factory. The "smarter" the latter becomes, the higher the demands on the passive elements for signal and energy transmission. Computer&AUTOMATION has compiled the latest products from the field of electromechanics.
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