The RX72M Group of RX microcontrollers (MCUs) feature an EtherCAT slave controller for industrial Ethernet communications that offers a high-performance, single-chip MCU solution with large memory capacities for industrial equipment requiring control and communication functions such as compact industrial robots, programmable logic controllers, remote I/O, and industrial gateways.

PoE injectors supply remote PoE-capable devices, such as cameras, with data and power via the same cable.

An Industrial Network Defense solution, specially designed to secure industrial networks from both an Operations Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) perspective is designed to better address the surging market demand for a comprehensive cybersecurity solution for industrial networks.

New ETHERLINE ACCESS switches are available in different versions with four to 16 ports, also in combination with ports for fibre optic cables and as a Power-over-Ethernet variant.

A fully standardised interface for industrial M3I3C3E3 applications (IEC 63171-6) will be released this year, creating an established interface for Single Pair Ethernet applications in the industrial sector. HARTING had begun developing the interface as far back as 2016.

Gigabit Ethernet with Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) capabilities are key tools for Industry 4.0 applications.

The Hirschmann EAGLE next-generation industrial firewall is designed to meet the evolving cybersecurity demands of today’s industrial automation networks.

TwinCAT Analytics offers automated functionality for converting analysis configurations into executable PLC code, and now also includes dashboard generation.

A POWERLINK version of its Temposonics R-Series V position sensors for industrial applications broadens the range of applications which can now be supported by this new generation of magnetostrictive position sensors.

New industrial Ethernet physical layer (PHY) products will help manufacturers address key Industry 4.0 and smart factory communication challenges surrounding data integration, synchronization, edge connectivity, and system interoperability.