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As industry moves towards digital transformation and Industry 4.0, communication protocols in the field of industrial automation have become particularly important. To achieve seamless exchange and control of data in automated systems, Infineon Technologies, a global semiconductor leader in power systems and the Internet of Things, and its partner RT-Labs, a provider of industrial communications solutions, have integrated six fieldbus and Ethernet protocols into the firmware of Infineon's XMC7000 industrial microcontroller (MCU). The firmware is available through Infineon's ModusToolbox™ development platform. The software solution provides all major industrial communication protocols, enabling users to quickly and easily use the required protocols on the XMC7000 MCU to take full advantage of the power of the MCU in a variety of applications such as servo drives, I/O modules, robotic arms, industrial gateways, PLCS and more.

Panagiotis Venardos, senior product Manager for microcontrollers at Infineon Technologies, said: "Infineon's XMC MCUS have long supported the factory floor. As the Industry 4.0 trend continues to accelerate, existing fieldbus and Ethernet protocols are critical to achieving industrial automation. We will continue to invest in more powerful MCUS and connected MCUS to further improve seamless communication on the factory floor and scale this effort with our partner RT-Labs' field-proven and highly optimized Ethernet and fieldbus protocol stacks."

Marcus Ekerhult, Chief Marketing Officer of RT-Labs, said: "RT-Labs is committed to making industrial communications effortless. As a premium partner of Infineon, we are bringing plug-and-play connectivity to ModusToolbox™. With support for a variety of leading protocols and U-Phy technologies, developers can accelerate the development and launch of products while ensuring reliability and compliance. We are excited about this partnership and the innovation it will bring."

An industrial communication protocol is a set of standardized rules and procedures that govern the exchange of data between devices and systems in an industrial automation environment. Infineon's collaboration with RT-Labs enables customers to use these communication protocols: PROFINET RT, EtherNet/IP, CANopen, CC-Link, Modbus/TCP, and EtherCAT Master. The middleware is hosted in a GitHub repository and provides an up-to-date and easily accessible library. In addition, Infineon helps users by providing user-friendly code examples and comprehensive documentation, so that users do not need deep expertise or a lot of resources.

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