Switches

An all-scenario network connectivity engine, adaptable to networking architectures such as data center core switching, enterprise office network access, multi-terminal communication in industrial sites, SDN (Software-Defined Networking), and multi-cloud internet gateways.

The switch chip supports a switching capacity of 32G and wide-temperature operation from -40℃ to 85℃.

Application Cases

Automotive & Production Line

Used in vehicle-mounted gateways and production line switches to enable data interaction between multi-domain controllers (autonomous driving domain, cockpit domain). The communication jitter is ≤ 5 microseconds, which improves the accuracy of welding robots; it also reduces costs by 30% compared with imported equipment.

Rail Transit

The switch supports the EN 50155 standard and enables SIL 4-level safety communication for train control systems.

Key Term Explanations

1. SDN (Software-Defined Networking): A cutting-edge network architecture that separates the network’s control plane from the data forwarding plane, enabling flexible management and configuration of the network through software. The acronym is retained with its full name in parentheses for universal recognition in the networking field.

2. EN 50155: A European standard specifically formulated for electronic equipment used in railway applications, specifying requirements for environmental adaptability (such as temperature, vibration), electrical performance, and safety. The standard number is retained in its original form to ensure compliance with industry norms.

3. SIL 4 (Safety Integrity Level 4): The highest level of the IEC 61508 functional safety standard, representing the highest degree of safety assurance for systems. It is widely used in critical fields such as rail transit and industrial control to ensure that the system can avoid or control hazardous events effectively.