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Integrating EtherCAT on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor with acontis EC-Master

20 July 2026by azit_user
Integrating EtherCAT on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor with acontis EC-Master

As an official acontis partner, ISIT-Neperis shows how the EC-Master stack reaches real-time EtherCAT performance on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Thor - cutting jitter from +/-330 us to +/-6 us across...

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Software-Defined Safety: The Software Revolution of Functional Safety in Industry

20 July 2026by azit_user
Software-Defined Safety: The Software Revolution of Functional Safety in Industry

Software-defined safety (SDS) shifts functional safety from fixed hardware to certifiable software - combining a hypervisor, a Safety OS and a non-Safety OS to unite safety, flexibility and cybersecurity, backed...

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Functional Safety Meets Real-Time AI: ISIT Inside Intel’s Embedded World 2026 Demo

17 July 2026by azit_user
Functional Safety Meets Real-Time AI: ISIT Inside Intel’s Embedded World 2026 Demo

Intel's Embedded World 2026 demo consolidates functional safety, real-time control and AI on one Core Ultra Series 3 processor - with ISIT's FSoE stack providing certified Safety-over-EtherCAT.

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Matching the Industrial Protocol to Your Safety & Certification Needs

9 July 2026by azit_user
Matching the Industrial Protocol to Your Safety & Certification Needs

CANopen, J1939, EtherCAT and FSoE each carry different assumptions about safety and certification. A map from protocol to SIL/PL and the standards that govern them.

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Running a CANopen Stack on an STM32

9 July 2026by azit_user
Running a CANopen Stack on an STM32

STM32 microcontrollers are a popular, cost-effective base for CANopen nodes and gateways. What it takes to bring a CANopen stack up on one.

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From CANopen to EtherCAT: Why and When to Make the Move

9 July 2026by azit_user
From CANopen to EtherCAT: Why and When to Make the Move

CANopen has served machine builders for decades. Here is when EtherCAT — and CANopen-over-EtherCAT (CoE) — is worth the transition, and how to protect your existing investment.

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CANopen vs. FSoE: Choosing a Safety Stack for Critical Systems

9 July 2026by azit_user
CANopen vs. FSoE: Choosing a Safety Stack for Critical Systems

CANopen Safety and FSoE (Fail-Safe over EtherCAT) both carry SIL3 data — but over very different networks. How to decide between them.

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What Is a Protocol Gateway — and When Do You Need One?

9 July 2026by azit_user
What Is a Protocol Gateway — and When Do You Need One?

A protocol gateway bridges two industrial networks that cannot talk to each other directly — for example CANopen to PROFINET, or J1939 to EtherNet/IP.

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How to Choose the Right Fieldbus Stack for Your Product

9 July 2026by azit_user
How to Choose the Right Fieldbus Stack for Your Product

CAN, CANopen, EtherCAT, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, J1939 — the right industrial network depends on your bandwidth, topology, ecosystem and safety needs. A practical decision framework.

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