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Originally Broadcast:Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Sponsor:TTI and Phoenix Contact
Duration:30 Minutes
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Summary
As application areas begin to transition to ethernet protocols and field devices continue to require increased transmission capacities, SPE has the advantage to deliver both fast and gigabit ethernet combined with power over a simple two-wire interface, making it easier to implement ethernet from the field to the cloud. We already see end-users, vendors, system integrators and component manufacturers come together to publish specifications (IEC, IEEE) that address SPE implementation for their specific market areas. Such collaborations and partnerships highlight the importance of Single Pair Ethernet for industrial applications. SPE has the advantage to enable high speed communications over a single pair and allows for the use of standard industrial grade housings proven to withstand the harshest environments, making it the ideal upgrade for both low speed and high-speed protocols with a single connector interface.
While Single Pair Ethernet promises to revolutionize industrial applications with speeds up to 1Gbps over a single pair, there are still questions surrounding standardization and the benefits of SPE when compared to industrial RJ45 and other standard products.
It is important for system integrators and component manufacturers looking to implement SPE in the near future to learn about the different variants and what solutions are and will be available to them as they transition and/or upgrade current systems to SPE.
Key Takeaways:
- Single Pair Ethernet: An Overview
- SPE vs RJ45:有什么区别吗?
- IEC Specifications including new IEC 63171-7 for M12 hybrid
- SPE: Upgrading existing industrial applications
Speaker
Guadalupe Chalas, Senior Marketing Data Specialist, Device Connectors, Phoenix Contact
Guadalupe Chalas joined Phoenix Contact with 7 years of experience in high-speed interconnects, 5 of which she spent as a product development engineer designing high-speed connectors and specializing in Single Pair Ethernet for automotive infotainment applications for which she holds 3 patents. More recently, she has worked in product management and product marketing focusing on device connectivity for industrial applications. At Phoenix Contact Guadalupe is a Senior Specialist and subject matter expert of sorts for the Device Connectors division with an emphasis on data products and her goal is to consolidate Phoenix Contact’s narrative on Data as they become a leader for data connectivity solutions. Guadalupe has a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from Penn State University.
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