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PROFINET in Automotive
Michael Bryant Executive Director PI North America
Agenda
Organization
Market share
PROFINET Intro Functions
Features
Benefits
Automotive Needs
Automotive Applications
Resources
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Results
PI PROFIBUS & PROFINET International
PI: an international creator and promoter of
open, industrial communication standards,
made up of 27 Regional PI Associations
Mature: established 1989
Large Membership: over 1,400 members
Experienced: in factory, process, motion
Trained Engineers: over 1,000 in US, Canada
Most Products: thousands
Global
Market Leader
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PI Worldwide Support 4
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North American Support
Regional PI Association PI North America (formerly PTO)
A member-supported non-profit
Board of Directors includes Phoenix Contact
PI Competence Centers in North America PROFI Interface Center*
HMS
Molex
KW-Software
Goals Educate
Assist
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*also certified test lab and training center
Market share 6
Serial Fieldbus Market
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Over 45 million PROFIBUS nodes installed
Market share
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Industrial Ethernet Market
Ethernet/IP
PROFINET
Other
PROFINET is growing 20% faster than EtherNet/IP
Over 6 million PROFINET nodes installed
PROFINET
PROFINET is a fieldbus (and much more) Open, international standard (IEC 61158)
Physical layer: Industrial Ethernet
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PROFINET 9
I/O
Wireless
Real-time IO
Controller Controller
Machine-to-Machine
Integration
Motion
Control
Drives
Office Network Controller
Vertical
Integration
Firewall
Security
Integrates
Other Busses
Allen-Bradley
XX55
CE
DeviceNet Proxy
Safety
OPC
Switch
Controller
I/O
Proxy
PROFIBUS PA
PROFIBUS DP
Wireless
Discrete
Sensors
WSAN Gateway
AS-interface
HMI OPC
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I/O
Wireless
Real-time IO
Controller Controller
Machine-to-Machine
Integration
Motion
Control
Drives
Office Network Controller
Vertical
Integration
Firewall
Security
Integrates
Other Busses
Allen-Bradley
XX55
CE
DeviceNet Proxy
Safety
OPC
Switch
Controller
I/O
Proxy
PROFIBUS PA
PROFIBUS DP
Wireless
Discrete
Sensors
WSAN Gateway
AS-interface
HMI OPC
PROFINET overview
Breadth: factory, process, motion
Depth: Flexible topology
Bumpless redundancy
Fast start up
Simple device replacement
Comprehensive diagnostics
I-Device
Shared device
Functional safety
Wireless
Energy management
Integrate legacy buses
Extensive guidelines
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Features, Benefits, or Results
Marketing 101: Customers don’t care about
features, just benefits.
Vendors who are still promoting product
“features” or “benefits” to a world that is only
interested in results, will not stay in
business. --Jane Gerold, "Innovation vs. Motivation", Automation World
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Results manufacturers want… 13
Top external business pressures
Top internal business pressures
Source: Aberdeen
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Top 6 Results Desired (in order)
1. Reduce cost of operations
2. Improve visibility into manufacturing data
3. Reduce risk of adverse events
4. Improve response to customers/global
supply chain
5. Maximize return on assets
6. Consolidate disparate networks
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How PROFINET helps provide results
1. Reduce cost of operations Faster throughput with high-performance IO
and motion control
Improved uptime through Redundancy,
Diagnostics, Simple Device Replacement,
and PROFIsafe
Reduce utility bills with PROFIenergy
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How PROFINET helps provide results
2. Improve visibility into manufacturing data Vertical integration is part of the PROFINET
spec (a PROFINET exclusive)
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How PROFINET helps provide results
3. Reduce risk of adverse events PROFIsafe reduces risk of safety event
PROFIenergy reduces carbon footprint
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How PROFINET helps provide results
4. Improve response to customers/ global
supply chain Flexibility of fieldbus over hard wiring
Reconfigure production line easily (I-device)
PI has global presence
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How PROFINET helps provide results
5. Maximize return on assets Improved uptime through Diagnostics and
PROFIsafe
Future-proof since can use advances in
Ethernet technology
Devices are less expensive because
PROFINET is an open technology (vendors
compete)
Reduce downtime because devices can be
replaced without a computer (Simple Device
Replacement)
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How PROFINET helps provide results
6. Consolidate disparate networks Reduced need for disparate networks
because PROFINET is a complete solution
(FSU, iPar server, PROFIsafe, wireless,
PROFIenergy,…)
When a different network must be used (like
PA), proxies can be used to integrate it (unlike
other Industrial Ethernets, proxies are part of
the PROFINET spec and there are many)
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PROFI in Automotive
In 1987 the German Federal Ministry for
Research and Technology requested a
collaboration project called “Field Bus”
Requested by German automotive
companies to reduce downtime
13 Companies and 5 Universities
developed an open fieldbus under the
name PROFIBUS for PROcess FIeld BUS
based on the ISO/OSI reference model
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PROFI in Automotive
1990 1995 2000 2005 1987 2010
1987 – work on PROFIBUS begins
1989 – PROFIBUS FMS spec released
1993 – PROFIBUS DP-V0 (Decentralized Peripheral)
2001 – PROFIsafe and PROFIdrive
2001 – PROFINET spec released
2004 – German automotives (AIDA) choose PROFINET
2005 – Motion control on PROFINET
2005 – PROFIsafe on PROFINET
2009 – AIDA asks for PROFIenergy
2010 – PROFIenergy released
2012 – US automotives PROFINET adoption in full swing
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Automotive Applications
Audi Brussels - Body – PROFINET
BMW Assembly (2005) – PROFIBUS with Safety
Body (2005) – PROFIBUS with Safety
Assembly (2009) – PROFINET with Safety and extensive use of
Wireless
Body (2009) – PROFINET / PROFIBUS with Safety
Paint (2009) – PROFIBUS / PROFINET with Safety and Wireless
Caterpillar Seguin, TX USA – Diesel Engine manufacturing
Chrysler Two body shops announced utilizing PROFINET (2012)
Kokomo, IN – Transmission Manufacturing
Delphi Various projects – Injectors – PROFINET with Safety
Eberspaecher Brighton, MI USA – Powertrain component manufacturing
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Automotive Applications
Ford Motor Company – PROFINET is standard since 2007 Van Dyke, MI USA – Transmission manufacturing
Sharonville, OH USA – Transmission manufacturing
Rawsonville, MI – Battery Manufacturing
Sterling Heights, MI – Axle Manufacturing
Livonia, MI USA – Transmission manufacturing
Windsor, ON – Engine Manufacturing
General Motors – PROFINET is standard since 2007 Ramos Arizpe, MEX – Engine and Transmission manufacturing
Silao, MEX - Transmission manufacturing
San Luis Potosi, MEX - Transmission manufacturing
St. Catherine, CAN - Transmission manufacturing
Toledo, OH USA – Transmission manufacturing
Tonawanda, NY – Engine Manufacturing
Spring Hill, TN – Engine Manufacturing
Toluca, MX – Engine Manufacturing
Flint, MI – Engine Manufacturing
Springhill & Oshawa Assembly – Electrified Monorail Systems – Utilize
PROFINET Wireless with Safety (2010)
Hyundai West Point, GA USA – Transmission manufacturing
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Automotive Applications
JCI Various projects – North America (PROFINET), ASIA/Pacific –
(PROFIBUS)
Magna Specifications re-written for PROFINET
Mercedes Announced their new Body Shop and Assembly Shop will convert to
PROFINET (2012)
PACCAR Columbus, MS USA - Diesel Engine manufacturing
TRW Various projects – Airbags – PROFINET with Safety
Volvo Hagerstown, MD USA – Diesel Engine manufacturing
VW Chattanooga Assembly (2010) – PROFINET with Safety
Chattanooga Body (2010) – PROFINET with Safety
Chattanooga Paint (2010) – PROFIBUS with Safety
ZF Marysville, MI USA – Axle manufacturing
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Application Story: Audi
Audi A1
Brussels
Annual production: 120,000
PROFINET and Interbus
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Application Story
Modular design
450 robots
102 control panels and more than 300 ancillary control
panels in the sheet-metal workshop alone.
Phoenix Contact supplied Industrial PCs
Control panels
Switches
I/O modules
Also drives
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IWLAN R-Coax
Bar Code Reader
Antenna
BCR
ET200Pro
IM154-4 HF
I/O Std. + Safety
DRIVE IP65
Sinamics
General Motors Spring Hill, TN / Oshawa, CAN
PROFINET Wireless Solution for Electrified Monorail System
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RCoax
CPU + I/O
DRIVE + MOTOR WIRELESS
CLIENT
R-COAX WIRELESS
Access Point
Elimination of (2) Rail
Communication Lines
PROFINET Safety + Wireless
Ergonomic carrier adjustments for
operator
Distributed Safety solution
Benefits
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RCoax
Resources
Free PROFINET one-day training class in
Troy on October 15
PROFINET Certified Network Engineer
class in Ann Arbor, date TBD
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More Resources
www.PROFIBUS.com
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www.ProfiInterfaceCenter.com
Newsletters PROFInews North American
Edition
PROFInews Global Edition
Webinars
Free classes
Certification classes
Books
PROFINET Booklet
Forums
Blog: www.PROFIblog.com
Twitter: twitter.com/Chenning
LinkedIn PROFINET Group
YouTube PROFItelevision
The PROFIblogger
MinutePROFINET
PI North America office 16101 N. 82nd Street Suite 3B
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
480-483-2456
Michael Bryant, Executive Director
Carl Henning, Deputy Director
Michael Bowne, Dir Tech Marketing
Lynne Froehlich, Administrative Dir
Marsha Bryant, Administrator
PROFI Interface Center office One Internet Plaza
Johnson City, TN 37604
423-262-2687
Torsten Paulsen, Manager
Hunter Harrington, PROFINET Engr
Kyle McMillan, PROFINET Engineer
John Swindall, PROFIBUS Engineer
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