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SERCOS III Brochure

From Industrial Indexing Systems, Inc.

SERCOS interface users have come to a clear decision: proven real-time mechanisms such as hardware synchronization and time slot mechanisms set the standard for their automation solutions and hence their productivity. At the same time, engineering developments have clearly established Ethernet TCP/IP as the standard for non-realtime enabled communications inside and outside the automation world. The solution is very simple and very efficient: SERCOS III merges proven mechanisms with Ethernet physical infrastructure. A collision-free real-time channel with improved protocol efficiency transports messages which are defined by SERCOS. Independent of this real-time channel, a parallel, configurable IP channel carries general Ethernet messages and IP-based protocols such as TCP/IP and UDP/IP. Cycle times and separation of realtime and non-real-time channels can be adapted to the particular application. SERCOS III combines even the most mission-critical real-time qualities with Ethernet technology.
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