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HMS Industrial Networks @ EtherCAT Roadshow Italia 2017

Networks Trends + Technologies vision

Paolo Sartori (Italian subsidiary Director / Commercial & Marketing Director – MU-CE Italy)

[email protected]

2017-03-28/29/30

• Field: Industrial communication

• Founded 1988

• Headquartered in Halmstad, Sweden

• Operations in 13 countries

• Distributors in more than 50 countries

• 500 employees

• Listed on NASDAQ-OMX Nordic Exchange

• Turnover: 101 MEUR (2016)

• More than 4 million products installed

This is HMS!

What we do – Connecting Devices

Halmstad/Gothenburg

Sweden (HQ)

Beijing

China

Yokohama

Japan

Chicago/Pittsburgh/Boston

USA

Milan

Italy

Mulhouse

France

Karlsruhe/Ravensburg

Germany

Distributors

Pune

India

Coventry

UK

Basel

Switzerland

Americas: 22% Europe: 60% Asia: 18%

Nivelles

Belgium

Barcelona

Spain

Vantaa

Finland

New

growth

phase

”Best in class”

• Operation excellence

• Fine-tuning offering

A history of growth and innovation

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Engineering within

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”The early years”

Technology

development

The first products

Internationalization

HMS becomes the world’s

no.1 choice for industrial

communication.

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What we do – Connecting Devices™

Quick & secure transfer of information within demanding applications

Manufacturing Power and EnergyTransportation Medical automation Building automation

What we do – Our products

Multi-network connectivity

within fieldbus and industrial

Ethernet

Communication solutions

within CAN, safety and

automotive

Remote access and

management of industrial

equipment

Connecting Devices™ with three product brands

Industrial network trends

Industrial networks

More and more industrial networks

1980 1985 1995

Safety Networks

Sensor Networks

Wireless Networks

BACnet IP

Sercos III

Profinet IO

EtherCAT

Powerlink

CC-Link/IE

FF HSE

Ethernet/IP

FL-net

Modbus TCP

BACnet MSTP

Foundation FB

ControlNet

DeviceNet

Profibus

Sercos I & II

AS-Interface

Interbus

CC-Link

CANopen

Modbus

Ethernet

Modbus

Ethernet

Remote IO

Modbus

Ethernet

Foundation FB

ControlNet

DeviceNet

Profibus

Sercos I & II

AS-Interface

Interbus

FIP

CC-Link

CANopen

Remote IO

Modbus

2017

1979: Modicon introduce the protocol «Modbus»

1982: Definition of IP and TCP protocols

1982: First occurrence of the world «Internet»

1983: ‘Ethernet’ is standardized as IEEE 802.3

1984: Internet connects 1000 nodes

1990: Definition of HTML language

1991: CERN publishes the first World Wide Web page

1993: Release of very first web browser (Mosaic)

1993: Second European web site published

1996: Internet connects 10 millions nodes

2009: Internet connects 1 billion nodes

2011: Internet connects 2 billion nodes

2011: German government introduce the term "Industrie 4.0"

2015: Internet connects 3,3 billion nodes

2020: 50 billion connected nodes expected

EtherNet/IP11%

PROFINET11%

EtherCAT7%

Modbus-TCP4%

POWERLINK4%

Other Ethernet9%

WLAN4%

Bluetooth1%

Other Wireless1%

PROFIBUS DP14%

Modbus-RTU6%

CC-Link6%

CAN/CANopen5%

DeviceNet4%

Other Fieldbus13%

Industrial networks – Market shares 2017

Estimation for 2017 based on number of

new installed nodes in 2016 within Factory

Automation. Sources: several market

studies and our own sales statistics. Industrial Ethernet: 46% (38)Annual growth: 22% (20)

Wireless 6% (4)Annual growth: 32% (30)

Fieldbus: 48% (58)Annual growth: 4% (7)

HMS consolidated view based upon several market studies and our own statistics.





studies and our own sales statistics. EtherNet/IP; 9%

PROFINET; 8%

EtherCAT; 6%

Modbus-TCP; 4%

Powerlink; 3%

Other Ethernet; 8%

WLAN; 2%Bluetooth; 1%

Other Wireless; 1%

PROFIBUS; 17%

Modbus ; 7%

CC-Link; 6%

Devicenet; 5%

CAN/CANopen; 5%

AS-interface; 3%

Other fieldbuses; 15%

Industrial Ethernet: 38%Annual growth: 20%

Wireless 4%Annual growth: 30%

Fieldbus: 58%Annual growth: 7%


Industrial Ethernet: 34%Annual Growth: 17%

Fieldbus: 66%Annual growth: 7%

PROFINET

8%

EtherNet/IP

8%

EtherCAT

5%

Modbus TCP 3%

PowerLink 2%

SERCOS III 1%

Other Ethernet

(including TCP/IP)

7%

PROFIBUS 18%Modbus

7%

DeviceNet

6%

CC-Link

6%

CANOpen

5%

ASI 4%

INTERBUS 2%

ControlNet 2%

SERCOS I & II 2%Others 14%




studies and our own sales statistics.

We know industrial networks!

HMS has representatives in all major network organizations

ODVA

PROFIBUS/PROFINET

International

Sercos International

CLPAModbus Organization

EtherCAT

Technology Group

CAN in Automation

Ethernet Powerlink

Standardization Group

One example: Joakim Wiberg at HMS

Chief Technical Officer of ODVA

The industry is getting more and more connected• Estimated total growth of new connected nodes 2017 ≈ 12% (fieldbus, industrial Ethernet and Wireless)

• IIoT accelerates the need to get industrial equipment connected

• PROFIBUS is still the most widely used network globally, but on a very fragmented market.

Ethernet/IP, PROFINET and EtherCAT are closing in.

• Drivers for Ethernet growth: Higher performance (real-time, sync) and office network integration.


Industrial Ethernet and Wireless are growing faster than the market• The move towards industrial Ethernet is continuing, growing steadily at ≈22%. Now accounts for 46% of the market.

• No consolidation of industrial Ethernet networks can be seen. New protocols such as TSN and OPC UA are emerging.

• Drivers for Ethernet growth: High performance and accelerating integration between factory installations and IT.

• Fieldbuses are still growing but at a lower pace of ≈4%.

• Drivers for fieldbus growth: Simplicity, tradition and reliability.

• Wireless is growing fast at ≈32%, now accounting for ≈6% of the market. WLAN and Bluetooth are leading the way.

• IIoT important driver for Wireless solutions. Growing usage of Wireless among machine builders.

• Industrial Ethernet and Wireless combined now account for 52% of the market.

HMS conclusions for Factory Automation

Asia

• Fragmented market - no network stands out as truly market-leading

• PROFIBUS, PROFINET, Ethernet/IP, Modbus RTU/TCP, CC-Link and

EtherCAT are the most used networks

• Early signs of CC Link IE Field being adopted


Trends: Geographical markets

U.S

• CIP networks dominate: EtherNet/IP is the leading network

• EtherCAT is gaining market share

• Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP are still popular

Europe and Middle East

• Fastest growth rate: PROFINET and EtherCAT followed by Ethernet

POWERLINK

• PROFIBUS is still dominant

• Modbus TCP/RTU and CAN/CANopen are still used in new installations

Technology trends

Technology trends

Buzzwords within industrial automation

WIRELESSSAFETY

The term "Internet of things" was coined by Peter T. Lewis in 1985 (source Wikipedia)

Development according to Ericsson

IT-OT blocks

ANSI/ISA-95 (S95)

Enterprise-Control System Integration

Communication model

Solutions from HMS

• Integrated communication modules

• Enables the host device to

communicate on any network


Embedded

Anybus CompactCom 40-series

Fast data transfer for demanding applications

• Large amounts of process data – up to 1500 bytes in each direction

• Low throughput latency <15µs (high performance networks)

• Sync support for motion/machine networks – Max jitter 1µs

• Black channel support

• Extended Host interface coverage

• 8/16-bit parallel

• High speed UART

• High speed SPI

• I/O (shift register interface)

Anybus CompactCom C40

Anybus IP on Zynq


• Stand-alone ”translators”

• Network-to-network(Anybus X-gateway)

• Machine-to-network(Anybus Communicator)

Gateways


• Allows machines and devices

to communicate via Bluetooth

or WLAN.

• Cable replacement(Anybus Wireless Bridge)

• Access point on machine(Anybus Wireless Bolt)

Wireless

• Communication solutions for CAN,

EtherCAT, safety and automotive

• Enables communication inside

machines and between

components


Customized solutions from HMS

Communication solutions for functional safety

• Functional safety in accordance with IEC 61508

• Stacks for FSoE and CIP Safety on EtherNet/IP or SERCOS

• TÜV-certified

The IXXAT Safe T100 module is a good start when designing a customized

communication solution for functional safety.

Safety

• Remote access with Cosy

• Remote data with Flexy

• Remote management with Netbiter

• Remote networks with eFIVE


Remote solutions

Thanks for listening!

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