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Industrial automation

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Introduction of the industrial automation

Challenges common to industrial automation systems ¨C like the demand for power-efficient and industrial-grade components with guaranteed long-term availability ¨C influence which solutions best suit industrial applications. For example, a microcontroller that doesn¡¯t support an extended temperature range simply doesn¡¯t fit the bill. What¡¯s more, your success depends on factors such as the planned time to market, the right price point, and the assistance of application-related road maps.

When developing solutions, Infineon takes your challenges head-on. We offer high-quality industrial-grade semiconductors along with a range of proven reference designs. All this makes your automation design as simple, efficient, and reliable as possible.

Product portfolio for industrial automation

Count on our proven expertise in the field to support you in developing ideal solutions for industrial automation applications. Benefit from our wide portfolio of smart switches for highly integrated and discrete solutions of I/O modules. In addition, we are one of the leading manufacturers with a comprehensive portfolio of Isolation integrating devices (ISOFACE?). Data is about to become THE major value in manfacturing, corresponding data security as key to protecting customers¡¯ operations may not fall behind. We offer our OPTIGA? embedded security family as dedicated hardware, to protect against attacks, counterfeiting, and manipulation. Our wireless communication solutions for Bluetooth or WiFI connectivity along our comprehensive portfolio of NOR Flash and SRAM memory products complement our engagement for industrial automation applications. As an answer to the increasing need for functional safety in automation, system providers may benefit via the AURIXTM Microcontoller family from Infineon's long term experience in the field of automotive safety. Any Infineon products are being realized with keeping high level of integration for saving valuable space in mind

The industrial internet: Industry 4.0

Known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, the future beholds a growing number of smart factories powered by smart semiconductor solutions. But Industry 4.0, an initiative of the German government, is more than just smart factories: It¡¯s better integration of customers and business partners and it connects the entire value-added chain, from supplier and producer all the way to the customer. The success of Industry 4.0 hinges on powerful, secure, and smart components like those from Infineon.

While Industry 4.0 promises huge gains in resource efficiency, product individualization, and greater adaptability, it presents new challenges as well.?Along the value-added chain data is being exchanged, up- and downwards, wired or wireless. This needs to take place in a secure manner for sure. But intelligent processing of it finally gets factories more smart: Keywords such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, pattern recognition, training of models or predictive maintenance reflect trends in industries. The engagement to shape the industrial advances of tomorrow is a part of Infineon's DNA, corresponding memberships in Industrial Consortia come along.

Introduction of the industrial automation

Challenges common to industrial automation systems ¨C like the demand for power-efficient and industrial-grade components with guaranteed long-term availability ¨C influence which solutions best suit industrial applications. For example, a microcontroller that doesn¡¯t support an extended temperature range simply doesn¡¯t fit the bill. What¡¯s more, your success depends on factors such as the planned time to market, the right price point, and the assistance of application-related road maps.

When developing solutions, Infineon takes your challenges head-on. We offer high-quality industrial-grade semiconductors along with a range of proven reference designs. All this makes your automation design as simple, efficient, and reliable as possible.

Product portfolio for industrial automation

Count on our proven expertise in the field to support you in developing ideal solutions for industrial automation applications. Benefit from our wide portfolio of smart switches for highly integrated and discrete solutions of I/O modules. In addition, we are one of the leading manufacturers with a comprehensive portfolio of Isolation integrating devices (ISOFACE?). Data is about to become THE major value in manfacturing, corresponding data security as key to protecting customers¡¯ operations may not fall behind. We offer our OPTIGA? embedded security family as dedicated hardware, to protect against attacks, counterfeiting, and manipulation. Our wireless communication solutions for Bluetooth or WiFI connectivity along our comprehensive portfolio of NOR Flash and SRAM memory products complement our engagement for industrial automation applications. As an answer to the increasing need for functional safety in automation, system providers may benefit via the AURIXTM Microcontoller family from Infineon's long term experience in the field of automotive safety. Any Infineon products are being realized with keeping high level of integration for saving valuable space in mind

The industrial internet: Industry 4.0

Known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, the future beholds a growing number of smart factories powered by smart semiconductor solutions. But Industry 4.0, an initiative of the German government, is more than just smart factories: It¡¯s better integration of customers and business partners and it connects the entire value-added chain, from supplier and producer all the way to the customer. The success of Industry 4.0 hinges on powerful, secure, and smart components like those from Infineon.

While Industry 4.0 promises huge gains in resource efficiency, product individualization, and greater adaptability, it presents new challenges as well.?Along the value-added chain data is being exchanged, up- and downwards, wired or wireless. This needs to take place in a secure manner for sure. But intelligent processing of it finally gets factories more smart: Keywords such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, pattern recognition, training of models or predictive maintenance reflect trends in industries. The engagement to shape the industrial advances of tomorrow is a part of Infineon's DNA, corresponding memberships in Industrial Consortia come along.

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