SoftBank, Murata Manufacturing and CC-Link Partner Association collaborate to advance wireless transformation of industrial infrastructure
SoftBank Corp, Murata Manufacturing and CC-Link Partner Association claimed to advance the wireless transformation of industrial infrastructure by testing time-sensitive networking (TSN) over a private standalone 5G offering. The laboratory-based demonstration achieved highly accurate time synchronisation with an average error of 122ns over a 5G network.
Deal Analysis
- Collaboration between SoftBank, Murata Manufacturing, and CC-Link Partner Association.
- Focus on time-sensitive networking (TSN) over private 5G for industrial applications.
- Successful laboratory demonstration achieving high time synchronization accuracy.
- Potential to drive wider adoption of private 5G networks in industrial settings.
Source Intelligence
The laboratory-based demonstration achieved highly accurate time synchronisation with an average error of 122ns over a 5G network, well below the 3GPP-defined requirement of 900ns or less. Quote: In a joint statement, SoftBank noted the laboratory-based demonstration achieved highly accurate time synchronisation with an average error of 122ns over a 5G network, well below the 3GPP-defined requirement of 900ns or less. CC-Link’s IE TSN Class B–compliant industrial devices operated successfully over the 5G network. Quote: The three companies also confirmed CC-Link’s IE TSN Class B–compliant industrial devices operated successfully over the 5G network.
"SoftBank Corp, Murata Manufacturing and CC-Link Partner Association claimed to advance the wireless transformation of industrial infrastructure by testing time-sensitive networking (TSN) over a private standalone 5G offering."
"SoftBank Corp, Murata Manufacturing and CC-Link Partner Association claimed to advance the wireless transformation of industrial infrastructure by testing time-sensitive networking (TSN) over a private standalone 5G offering."
"SoftBank Corp, Murata Manufacturing and CC-Link Partner Association claimed to advance the wireless transformation of industrial infrastructure by testing time-sensitive networking (TSN) over a private standalone 5G offering."
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