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MAZeT Customizes Interbus IP Cores for FPGA, ASIC Implementation

Posted by Ken Cheung in IP Cores on Thursday, March 19, 2009

MAZeT GmbH offers IP cores for the Interbus protocol (SUPI4 / Phoenix Contact) for implementation in FPGAs and ASICs. The protocol chip for serial communication interfaces in automation technology was developed and maintained by MAZeT. The SUPI4 protocol chip, presented by Phoenix Contact at SPS/IPC Drives 2008, is an implementation of the Interbus-IP core, which has enhanced functionality in comparison to the previous protocol ASIC SUPI3.

MAZeT IP core for the Interbus protocol SUPI4In customized applications, it is often required to directly integrate this interface into the FPGA or ASIC. For cases such as these, MAZeT offers interested customers the IPs and the implementation support. If the customer so requests, then MAZeT can undertake the complete design of the ASIC, FPGA or module – including production. MAZeT has many years of extensive experience in the implementation of Interbus protocol-IPs. A modified version of the Interbus-IP has been also used in non-industrial applications. One example is a safety-relevant communication system to transfer voice traffic in which the modified Interbus has proven itself to be successful for many years now.

About MAZeT
MAZeT GmbH is a leading European development and production service provider. The company, founded in 1992 with headquarters in Jena, develops, manufactures and delivers customer-specific electronic modular units, software and ASICs, and markets its own products under the name JENCOLOR[TM] worldwide. Due to its broad technological offerings and application know-how, MAZeT GmbH is a dependable and proven service partner for made-to-measure, customer-specific solutions in the areas of industrial electronics and optical sensors. The company’s development competence and the components produced by it for special uses can be found in the whole area of industrial measurement technology, control engineering, automation and medical areas, among others.

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