This document describes an Ethernet MAC IP core called MTIP_MAC1G that is compliant with DO-254 DAL A guidelines. It is a tri-mode 10/100/1000 Ethernet MAC core that supports IEEE 802.3 standards with a simple FIFO interface. The core has been developed, verified and licensed by DMAP according to their assurance processes and deliverables include RTL, verification IP, and documentation for certification.
Amidst the rising concerns around coronavirus, social distancing is the mainstay of successful containment. We at Utthunga recognize the necessity for continued plant operations in the aftermath of coronavirus, a crisis that has significantly impacted plants and businesses.
Keeping this in mind, we conducted our webinar on ‘PROFIBUS Network Maintenance’ to focus the upkeep of your PROFIBUS network on 10th April 2020 at 5 PM IST presented by Mr. Nirmal Tony Joseph, our in-house PROFIBUS & #PROFINET expert.
The webinar was for 60 minutes and the key takeaways:
1. Understand PROFIBUS network parameter information
2. Get detailed information on maintenance strategy required to avoid unscheduled breakdown
3. Recognize the various key network factors and transmission methods
4. Understand network component functions and characteristic
You can view the webinar recording by clicking on the link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUHISlwCp5wRPbwnjNVCpsw
Please feel free to share these links with your colleagues who may be interested.
If you have any queries or require more information regarding the topic or wish to know more about Utthunga you can mail us at contact@utthunga.com or visit our website https://utthunga.com/products/network-diagnostics/
Overview of PROFIBUS and PROFINET family.
Technology and applications.
A look at who needs access to the data in our control
system and how this is achieved.
A description of “Device Profiles”. Why these are
important and how they simplify life for the user.
PROFINET what it is, what it isn't and some myths.
Quick look at the support and training that are
available
Like its predecessor PROFIBUS, PROFINET is a diagnostic-rich protocol allowing your support team to quickly identify the source of device-related problems. This however is of limited use if the underlying performance of your network is poor. PROFINET networks are often seen as the plug and play solution for industrial networks, giving you the impression that successful completion of your application-specific testing is a guarantee that your network is working efficiently and without errors. This is fundamentally wrong and needs to be considered at the design stage as well as the acceptance stage of a project. This presentation will discuss the issues, how to address them and give typical examples of the equipment required.
IO-Link – What is it?
IO-Link is the first standardised IO technology worldwide (IEC 61131-9) for the communication with sensors and also actuators.
It is typically used in an automation environment below the I/O level for individual linking of field devices
It uses point-to-point communication based on the long established 3-wire sensor and actuator connection without additional requirements regarding cabling.
IO-Link is not a fieldbus, nor is it a replacement for AS-i. It is however evidence of the further development of the existing, tried-and-tested connection technology for sensors and actuators.
Since 2010, IO-Link has been incorporated within the PROFIBUS & PROFINET User Organisation (PNO)
Profinet is one of “Industrial Ethernet” protocols. It is the most popular automation networking solution currently. PROFINET can be fully operational on a single network cable alongside other Industrial Ethernet’s including EtherNet/IP and Modbus/TCP.
ICP DAS USA provides a variety of Profinet gateways for data communication between Profinet and other protocols as well as Profinet I/O modules for your data acquisition and automation needs.
In this Free Webinar You Will Learn About
Introduction to Profinet
Profinet Components
Interfacing with Profinet
Profinet Gateways
I/O Addressing
Profinet with SCADA Software and OPC server
Learn more: www.icpdas-usa.com?r=slideshare
Amidst the rising concerns around coronavirus, social distancing is the mainstay of successful containment. We at Utthunga recognize the necessity for continued plant operations in the aftermath of coronavirus, a crisis that has significantly impacted plants and businesses.
Keeping this in mind, we conducted our webinar on ‘PROFIBUS Network Maintenance’ to focus the upkeep of your PROFIBUS network on 10th April 2020 at 5 PM IST presented by Mr. Nirmal Tony Joseph, our in-house PROFIBUS & #PROFINET expert.
The webinar was for 60 minutes and the key takeaways:
1. Understand PROFIBUS network parameter information
2. Get detailed information on maintenance strategy required to avoid unscheduled breakdown
3. Recognize the various key network factors and transmission methods
4. Understand network component functions and characteristic
You can view the webinar recording by clicking on the link https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUHISlwCp5wRPbwnjNVCpsw
Please feel free to share these links with your colleagues who may be interested.
If you have any queries or require more information regarding the topic or wish to know more about Utthunga you can mail us at contact@utthunga.com or visit our website https://utthunga.com/products/network-diagnostics/
Overview of PROFIBUS and PROFINET family.
Technology and applications.
A look at who needs access to the data in our control
system and how this is achieved.
A description of “Device Profiles”. Why these are
important and how they simplify life for the user.
PROFINET what it is, what it isn't and some myths.
Quick look at the support and training that are
available
Like its predecessor PROFIBUS, PROFINET is a diagnostic-rich protocol allowing your support team to quickly identify the source of device-related problems. This however is of limited use if the underlying performance of your network is poor. PROFINET networks are often seen as the plug and play solution for industrial networks, giving you the impression that successful completion of your application-specific testing is a guarantee that your network is working efficiently and without errors. This is fundamentally wrong and needs to be considered at the design stage as well as the acceptance stage of a project. This presentation will discuss the issues, how to address them and give typical examples of the equipment required.
IO-Link – What is it?
IO-Link is the first standardised IO technology worldwide (IEC 61131-9) for the communication with sensors and also actuators.
It is typically used in an automation environment below the I/O level for individual linking of field devices
It uses point-to-point communication based on the long established 3-wire sensor and actuator connection without additional requirements regarding cabling.
IO-Link is not a fieldbus, nor is it a replacement for AS-i. It is however evidence of the further development of the existing, tried-and-tested connection technology for sensors and actuators.
Since 2010, IO-Link has been incorporated within the PROFIBUS & PROFINET User Organisation (PNO)
Profinet is one of “Industrial Ethernet” protocols. It is the most popular automation networking solution currently. PROFINET can be fully operational on a single network cable alongside other Industrial Ethernet’s including EtherNet/IP and Modbus/TCP.
ICP DAS USA provides a variety of Profinet gateways for data communication between Profinet and other protocols as well as Profinet I/O modules for your data acquisition and automation needs.
In this Free Webinar You Will Learn About
Introduction to Profinet
Profinet Components
Interfacing with Profinet
Profinet Gateways
I/O Addressing
Profinet with SCADA Software and OPC server
Learn more: www.icpdas-usa.com?r=slideshare
For training sessions, demonstration sessions by vendors of diagnostic tools and for stress testing of PROFIBUS DP networks, a compact “error generator” tool was developed. The decoding of UART characters, testing for trigger conditions, generation of errors on RS485, the HMI, etc. of an FPGA based error generator is discussed.
Introduction
Scope of delivery
Installation
Strategy for analyzing networks with PROFIBUS Tester 4
Stand-alone mode
The PROFIBUS Diagnostic Suite (PB-DIAG-SUITE) software
Topology Scan
Typical Network Issues in a PROFIBUS Network
Best-Practice for a stable PROFIBUS network
PLCs running code generated from MATLAB/Simulink have recently been promoted heavily on the Hannover Messe and SPS Drives. What is this? How do we use the quite unknown oversampling and I-Device features of PROFINET to even extend the application range? Some basics and use cases from industry to inspire you!
Good quality PROFIBUS and PROFINET training has been widely available for installers, maintenance technicians and engineers for many years. Unfortunately, key decision makers – managers, system designers and system integrators are quite often less well trained than others who are involved in the engineering. Many of the mistakes that can be seen in installations are traceable to fundamental design decisions that were taken at the early stages of the project.
This presentation explores the key considerations in PROFIBUS and PROFINET system design. Aspects such as system performance and maintainability of different designs and layouts are examined together with overall project costs. The presentation will also try to shed some light on the often asked question should I use PROFIBUS or PROFINET?
Finally, an overview will be presented of proposed PROFIBUS and PROFINET System Design courses.
IO-Link is an independent sensor/actuator interface solution for use with several industrial fieldbus and industrial network solutions, including PROFIBUS and PROFINET. The presentation will provide an introduction to this technology, the types of devices available, how they are parameterised and how they are integrated within a programmable control system.
IO-Link – What is it?
• IO-Link is the first standardised IO technology worldwide (IEC 61131-9) for the communication with sensors and also actuators.
• It is typically used in an automation environment below the I/O level for individual linking of field devices
• It uses point-to-point communication based on the long established 3-wire sensor and actuator connection without additional requirements regarding cabling.
• IO-Link is not a fieldbus, nor is it a replacement for AS-i. It is however evidence of the further development of the existing, tried-and-tested connection technology for sensors and actuators.
• Since 2010, IO-Link has been incorporated within the PROFIBUS & PROFINET User Organisation (PNO)
PROFINET is a member of a family providing industrial communications over Ethernet.
PROFINET is:
completely standard Ethernet (IEEE802.3).
High speed, operating at 100Mbit/s or faster over copper or fibre-optic cables,
makes use of existing IT standards. But, is “real-time” and deterministic,
PROFINET is very well thought out to incorporate all the requirements of automation and control systems.
PROFINET is totally compatible with PROFIBUS but is NOT PROFIBUS over Ethernet.
PROFINET wiring is quite different to PROFIBUS
PROFIBUS:
Uses multi-drop segments with many devices on one cable. Segments are separated by repeaters.
Two-core screened twisted pair cable.
Termination is in the hands of the user – many problems arise because of this.
PROFINET :
Multi-drop connection is not used; all cables connect just two devices together. Switches are used for branching to devices.
Four-core screened twisted pair cable.
Termination is provided within every Ethernet device; no longer in the hands of the user – should eliminate termination problems.
PROFINET – Commissioning Guideline
This is one of several free-to-download guidelines documents from PNO (PROFIBUS and PROFINET User Organisation).
It provides guidance on how to verify the installation aspects of the network as well as how to commission the live system.
These tests are additional to the application-specific, System Acceptance Testing that would usually be performed.
Failure to follow these guidelines puts you at risk of having your application tests pass without a detailed knowledge of the underlying performance of your network
For training sessions, demonstration sessions by vendors of diagnostic tools and for stress testing of PROFIBUS DP networks, a compact “error generator” tool was developed. The decoding of UART characters, testing for trigger conditions, generation of errors on RS485, the HMI, etc. of an FPGA based error generator is discussed.
Introduction
Scope of delivery
Installation
Strategy for analyzing networks with PROFIBUS Tester 4
Stand-alone mode
The PROFIBUS Diagnostic Suite (PB-DIAG-SUITE) software
Topology Scan
Typical Network Issues in a PROFIBUS Network
Best-Practice for a stable PROFIBUS network
PLCs running code generated from MATLAB/Simulink have recently been promoted heavily on the Hannover Messe and SPS Drives. What is this? How do we use the quite unknown oversampling and I-Device features of PROFINET to even extend the application range? Some basics and use cases from industry to inspire you!
Good quality PROFIBUS and PROFINET training has been widely available for installers, maintenance technicians and engineers for many years. Unfortunately, key decision makers – managers, system designers and system integrators are quite often less well trained than others who are involved in the engineering. Many of the mistakes that can be seen in installations are traceable to fundamental design decisions that were taken at the early stages of the project.
This presentation explores the key considerations in PROFIBUS and PROFINET system design. Aspects such as system performance and maintainability of different designs and layouts are examined together with overall project costs. The presentation will also try to shed some light on the often asked question should I use PROFIBUS or PROFINET?
Finally, an overview will be presented of proposed PROFIBUS and PROFINET System Design courses.
IO-Link is an independent sensor/actuator interface solution for use with several industrial fieldbus and industrial network solutions, including PROFIBUS and PROFINET. The presentation will provide an introduction to this technology, the types of devices available, how they are parameterised and how they are integrated within a programmable control system.
IO-Link – What is it?
• IO-Link is the first standardised IO technology worldwide (IEC 61131-9) for the communication with sensors and also actuators.
• It is typically used in an automation environment below the I/O level for individual linking of field devices
• It uses point-to-point communication based on the long established 3-wire sensor and actuator connection without additional requirements regarding cabling.
• IO-Link is not a fieldbus, nor is it a replacement for AS-i. It is however evidence of the further development of the existing, tried-and-tested connection technology for sensors and actuators.
• Since 2010, IO-Link has been incorporated within the PROFIBUS & PROFINET User Organisation (PNO)
PROFINET is a member of a family providing industrial communications over Ethernet.
PROFINET is:
completely standard Ethernet (IEEE802.3).
High speed, operating at 100Mbit/s or faster over copper or fibre-optic cables,
makes use of existing IT standards. But, is “real-time” and deterministic,
PROFINET is very well thought out to incorporate all the requirements of automation and control systems.
PROFINET is totally compatible with PROFIBUS but is NOT PROFIBUS over Ethernet.
PROFINET wiring is quite different to PROFIBUS
PROFIBUS:
Uses multi-drop segments with many devices on one cable. Segments are separated by repeaters.
Two-core screened twisted pair cable.
Termination is in the hands of the user – many problems arise because of this.
PROFINET :
Multi-drop connection is not used; all cables connect just two devices together. Switches are used for branching to devices.
Four-core screened twisted pair cable.
Termination is provided within every Ethernet device; no longer in the hands of the user – should eliminate termination problems.
PROFINET – Commissioning Guideline
This is one of several free-to-download guidelines documents from PNO (PROFIBUS and PROFINET User Organisation).
It provides guidance on how to verify the installation aspects of the network as well as how to commission the live system.
These tests are additional to the application-specific, System Acceptance Testing that would usually be performed.
Failure to follow these guidelines puts you at risk of having your application tests pass without a detailed knowledge of the underlying performance of your network
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- What out-of-the-box solutions are available for real-time monitoring JMeter tests?
- What are the benefits of integrating InfluxDB and Grafana into the load testing stack?
- Which features are provided by Grafana?
- Demonstration of InfluxDB and Grafana using a practice web application
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IP Ethernet
1. DO254-IP: ETHERNET®
KEY FEATURES
Developed according to RTCA/DO-254 ED-80 guidance. Compliant DAL A
Compliant with IEEE Std 802.3-2002 Ethernet Edition, IEEE 802.1Q-1998 Edition, UNH Certified.
Simple FIFO User Interface.
Compliant with GMII / MII IEEE Std 802.3, RFC2665, RFC2863 and RFC2819 (www.ietf.org)
MoreThanIP intellectual property (www.morethanip.com)
GMII / MII / RGMII Interface
User Interface
User Interface
GMII/MII Interface
Ethernet
PHY Ethernet SoC
Device
Interface
Interface
Config
Config
MTIP_MAC1G IP
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Tri-Mode 10/100/1000 Fully integrated Ethernet MAC in Full-duplex.
Supports Preamble, SFD and frame padding generation, CRC on both Rx and Tx path.
Support for VLAN tagged frames according to IEEE 802.1Q and 9kB jumbo frame.
Configurable to support 10Mbps, 100Mbps or 1Gbps operation.
32 bits simple FIFO interface to user application compatible with simple FIFO interface.
User interface for Configuration Registers and status information (VLAN tag, frame type and errors).
GMII (125MHz) or MII (25MHz) interface to Ethernet PHY device.
Full report done to remote peer and to SoC. (Parity on data buffers, FSM monitoring).
CRC-32 with optional forwarding of the FCS field.
Autonomous and dynamically configurable XON/XOFF Pause Frame (802.3 Annex 31A) support.
Optimized for low gate count (20k-40k gates) and low core latency. Technology independent (Altera/Xilinx/Actel/ASIC).
Configurable buffer size from 64B to 16kB depending on performance requirement.
Optional support of AMD Magic Packet detection for node remote power management.
Support multiple MAC address filtering and multicast address filtering on Rx path with hash table.
This document is the property of DMAP®. Its content cannot be reproduced, disclosed or utilized without the company's written approval.
Technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice
Design Methods & Assurance Process Product Reference: MTIP_MAC1G
Document Version: 1.1- April 2011
2. OVERVIEW
The MTIP_MAC1G module provides, with a single IP Core, a solution for Ethernet applications operating at 10/100 or 1Gbit. It
allows a SoC to be connected to an external Ethernet Network. The hardware item only covers digital layers of the IEEE 802.3
MAC bus architecture. It supports transparent (for switching application) and full Ethernet frame handling for connected device.
With its unique internal architecture the digital core is optimized for low gate count and low latency applications. For efficient
power management, the core can implement the Magic Packets detection. The MTIP_MAC1G is able to recover from SEU and to
report any detected errors with the help of its embedded reliability features. Detected errors are then reported to external
system and to internal sub-system. The MTIP_MAC1G matches major needs of any critical application and mainly those which
require a DO-254 DAL-A compliance in the aerospace area.
The development has been done according to the RTCA/DO-254 ED-80 guidelines.
This component has been developed, verified and licensed by DMAP.
DELIVERABLES
Verilog RTL sources code compliant with DMAP’s design standard.
SystemVerilog Functional verification test-benches using best-in class BFM from Mentor Graphics with full code and
functional coverage.
Reference Design as integration example (Dry Run) on Altera device.
DMAP’s support includes technical integration, DO-254 integration and certification phases.
IP Datasheet and Customer Requirement Specification (CRS) document.
It includes all required data for RTCA/DO-254/ED-80 certification, including configuration management records, change
management records and assurance process records:
Hardware Planning Process: Hardware Development Plan (HDP), Hardware Validation and Verification Plan (HVVP),
Hardware Configuration Management Plan (HCMP), Hardware Process Assurance Plan (HPAP) and Plan for Hardware Aspects of
Certification (PHAC).
Standards: Hardware Requirement Standard (HRS), Hardware Design Standard (HDS).
Hardware Development Process: Hardware Requirement Document (HRD), Hardware Conceptual Document (HCD),
Hardware Detailed Document (HDD), Hardware Traceability Matrixes (HTM), Hardware Accomplishment Summary (HAS) and
Hardware Software Interface Document (HSID).
Hardware Verification and Validation Process: Hardware Verification Cases Procedures (HVCP) and Hardware Verification
Results (HVR) and validation activities reports.
Design Assurance Records:
o Peer Reviews, Project Reviews: Initial Design Review (IDR), Preliminary Design Review (PDR), Critical Design Review
(CDR) and Final Design Review (FDR).
o Audits, Hardware Reviews: Stage of Involvement (SOI) #1, #2, # 3 and #4.
Hardware Configuration Management Process: Hardware Configuration Index (HCI), Hardware Environment Configuration
Index (HECI).
CONTACT
Product Reference: MTIP_MAC1G. Email: contact@dmap.fr Web: http://www.dmap.fr
For further product’s information and other DMAP’s services Phone: +33(0)4 42 61 29 13
please contact: 100, route des Houillères, 13590 Meyreuil, France.
This document is the property of DMAP®. Its content cannot be reproduced, disclosed or utilized without the company's written approval.
Technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice
Design Methods & Assurance Process Product Reference: MTIP_MAC1G
Document Version: 1.1- April 2011