Control Level: PLCs & IPCs - HMI- On Demand Webinar Series
Overview
Optimize control and efficiency with our on-demand Control Level: PLCs & IPCs - HMI- series. EBV offers a comprehensive overview of key standards and requirements, while suppliers present targeted communication solutions for automation processes. Stay ahead at the control level with the latest innovations.
EBV - Market Trends & Technology updates: PLCs/IPCs
A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is the "brain" of a factory, controlling a wide range of functions by receiving data from sensors, switches, and other devices, and using programmed code to control external devices. PLCs communicate with other components of the automation system via fieldbuses and provide modular expansion options for flexibility. PLCs must be robust, reliable, and able to handle high-density input/output channels, multiprotocol handling, and low power dissipation. Real-time communication with distributed PLCs and other components is essential for smooth operation and reduced scrap rates.
Speakers:
- Ulrich Schmidt - Lead of Embedded Processing segment, EBV
- Karl Lehnhoff - Segment Director - Industrial, Scientific & Medical, EBV
EBV - Embedded Solutions
Join our upcoming webinar to explore the cutting-edge world of Display and Touch Technologies. With over 50 years of experience, EBV Elektronik Solutions is specialised in delivering full solutions, partnering with a wide range of industry leaders.
We will be providing our special solutions tailored to meet specific requirements, from the simplest display screens to complex, integrated systems. Learn how our commitment to driving innovation is shaping the future of display technology and how our expertise can help you achieve your goals.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with experts and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving display and touch technology landscape.
Speaker:
- Volker Perske - Business Development Manager Embedded Solutions, Displays & Software, EBV
TRIA - How TRIA’s Compute technologies reduce time to market and increase flexibility and scalability
One of the key advantages of customized IPCs is their ability to be configured with hardware and software that align precisely with the operational needs of the business. This includes selecting components that meet the performance requirements, such as specific processors, memory, and storage options, as well as integrating specialized interfaces for connectivity with other industrial equipment. Customized IPCs also offer superior durability and reliability, as they can be built to withstand the specific environmental conditions of the industry, whether it's extreme temperatures, dust, vibration, or moisture. This robustness reduces downtime and maintenance costs, which is critical in industrial settings where continuous operation is essential. They can also be designed with future upgrades in mind, ensuring that the investment remains viable as technology evolves. Moreover, the customization of IPCs can include specific security features, essential for protecting critical industrial processes and infrastructure from cyber threats.
Speaker:
- Bevan Braude - Vertical Market Lead, Tria
NXP - Industrial controls challenges within Industry 4.0
Speaker:
- Christian Castel - Senior Manager – Industrial Automation Segment Lead, NXP
Nexperia - Protecting critical Factory Automation applications against the threat from ESD
The digitization of manufacturing and Industry 4.0 has led to the continuous use of ICs for connectivity and data transfer. Popular interfaces like CANFD, USB, and Ethernet play a vital role as they provide a means for operators to monitor, control, and interact with equipment in the factory. As ICs are continuously reducing in size, their robustness also decreases, making them susceptible to threats from ESD. Therefore, having a robust ESD protection devices to protect these ICs is ever more important. This presentation will introduce Nexperia’s ESD Protection solutions for applications for factory automation.
Speaker:
- Nelson Arrey - Business Marketing Manager
EBV - Market Trends & Technology updates: HMI
Human-machine interfaces (HMIs) in industrial automation enable operators to monitor and control equipment and processes safely and efficiently. This comprehensive session will explore what HMIs are, their key capabilities, top use cases, and best practices for HMI design and implementation.
Speakers:
- Karl Lehnhoff - Segment Director - Industrial, Scientific & Medical, EBV
- Ulrich Schmidt - Lead of Embedded Processing segment, EBV
Renesas - Introduction and overview of the Renesas solutions for Human-Machine Interfaces
Discover Human-machine interfaces, including the RL78, RA, and RX MCU series and the RZ MPU series.
Discover how their capacitive touch, from low- to high-end graphics, and voice capabilities are setting new standards for user interaction.
Hear about Motor Control Solutions for industrial Automation - from low end Motor Control to Industrial drives including encoder interfaces case and use case examples e.g. robotics.
Speakers:
- Otto Rolloff - Sr. Staff Business Development Engineer, Renesas
- Arno Stock - Business Development Manager, Renesas
NXP - Industrial HMI and Vision
Latest HMI and Vision systems nowadays propose more than simple display or camera control. In and industry 4,0 context they are up to provide most advanced functions both in term of factory interface and control. They need to subscribe to the latest cybersecurity standards but also be optimized in the leveraging of embedded AI in order to optimize secured operations. This of course on top of usual industrial requirements. In this sessions we will take a look to the overall evolution of those segments and NXP answer for those. From the performance requirements through the Security aspect to ensure consistent cybersecurity policies with the factory floor and finally the use of AI to optimize the floor performances, we will review the Industry 4.0 requirement evolution and how NXP scales solution to addresses those.
Speaker:
- Christian Castel - Senior Manager – Industrial Automation Segment Lead
TRIA - Customized HMI made in Germany - The perfect fit with TRIA
Customized Human-Machine Interface (HMI) systems are a perfect fit in today's industrial and technological landscape due to their ability to adapt perfectly to the application and environment. Unlike generic HMIs, customized systems are designed to serve the requirements of a particular application.
One significant advantage is the ability to optimize cost/performance by reducing unnecessary complexity. Custom HMIs can simplify processes by presenting only the most relevant controls and integrate seamlessly with existing systems and infrastructures. This adaptability ensures that the system reliably operate for a long time and continues to meet the changing needs of the business, making customized HMI systems not just a perfect fit, but a strategic investment.
Speaker:
- Bevan Braude - Vertical Market Lead, Tria
Infineon - Human Machine Interface: Industrial panels with Infineon's CAPSENSE™
CAPSENSE™ is the world's best capacitive sensing solution with industry-leading water tolerance and proximity sensing.
Infineon offers sensing solutions that provide the robustness and intelligence that industrial and Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications require. CAPSENSE capacitive sensing can be used for applications that require touch buttons, sliders, wheels, trackpads, and touchscreens. It offers advanced features such as proximity sensing, hover and glove touch, fluid tolerance, and fluid level sensing. In addition, CAPSENSE provides an intelligent smart sensing algorithm that compensates for environmental and manufacturing variations.The speech includes a overview about our CAPSENSE™ products.
Speaker:
- Elif Dogruer - Staff Product Marketing Specialist, Infineon Technologies
Micron - Memory considerations for the factory edge and autonomous machines
Join Micron Technology for an insightful webinar on the role of memory in factory edge applications and autonomous machines. As industries evolve, the need for efficient and high-performance memory solutions becomes crucial.
Wil Florentino, Senior Segment Marketing Manager at Micron, will discuss key memory considerations for optimizing performance in these environments. Learn about the latest memory technologies and strategies to help your business stay ahead in this dynamic field.
Whether you’re developing autonomous machines or enhancing factory edge capabilities, this webinar will provide you with the knowledge to make informed memory choices. Discover how Micron is leading innovation in memory solutions.
Register now to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in the industrial sector.
Speaker:
- Wil Florentino - Sr. Segment Marketing Manager Embedded Business Unit, Micron Technology
KIOXIA - Flash memory - For reliable control of your Factory Automation
KIOXIA’s portfolio of industrial flash memory solutions provides high endurance and reliability, wide temperature support, a range of densities and package options, and extended product lifecycle support. These solutions also offer advanced memory management functions to help ensure reliable operations in critical write-intensive applications and demanding industrial environments. From low-density code storage to higher-density data storage, KIOXIA offers proven, industry-standard solutions for a myriad of industrial applications.
Factories can be tough environments, with extreme temperatures and high levels of shock and vibration, so it's important to use industrial flash memory that's built to handle these conditions. Using the right type of flash memory is key to avoiding expensive shut downs, lost products, and potential harm to employees. In this session KIOXIA will present the suitable portfolio for control applications in the factory automation like PLC/IPC and HMI.
Speaker:
- Martin Juttner - Senior Manager for Product Marketing