Network Connectivity Blog
Using Microsoft Concurrency Visualizer with Multithreading Issues During Vehicle ECU Programming
Learn how we used Microsoft Studio Concurrency to diagnose multithreading problems in Vehicle ECU programming.
5 Embedded Software Development Tools We Stand By
We have worked with many embedded software development tools over the years, but there are 5 we stand by. Find out what they are.
What is EtherNet/IP?
EtherNet/IP is an industrial EtherNet protocol widely used in manufacturing. Learn how EtherNet/IP works and how it’s used.
NetStaX V5.1 Release Review
Join our EtherNet/IP experts on July 16th as we walk through in detail what our latest release V5.1 of NetStaX EtherNet/IP Stacks include.
What Should You Consider When Choosing a CIP Security (D)TLS Library?
The (D)TLS library is a complex piece of software that serves as one of the core components in CIP Security. Discover what you need to know to choose the right library for your product.
What is CIP Security for EtherNet/IP?
Companies with plans to implement IIoT communications are concerned that EtherNet/IP may not be secure from external, unauthorized entities. To address these concerns, ODVA developed CIP Security for EtherNet/IP.
PROFINET 101
PROFINET– what do you really know about it? Perhaps just that it’s a protocol– maybe even that it’s a standard Ethernet protocol. Let’s clear up any questions or uncertainties you have about what PROFINET is and why it has one of the largest installed bases of any Industrial Ethernet protocols.
Get the Best of Both Worlds: Integrating IIoT with Legacy MFG Systems
As industrial manufacturing companies looking for solutions knew that first and foremost, they needed greater visibility into their operations– especially real-time visibility. Instead of relying on unsatisfactory communications between machines and applications, they turned to integrating IIoT with their legacy systems.
Increase the Speed and Security of Your IIoT Data with “The Fog”
With more sensors now existing on the planet than people, companies are looking for new ways to reduce latency and increase security in their IIoT data. The answer they’re finding? The “fog.”