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Endress+Hauser and Rockwell Automation Open Training Unit in Philadelphia
The Process Training Unit features Endress+Hauser instruments and Rockwell Automation PlantPAx process automation system for educating field technicians, engineers and sales personnel. -
Selecting Position Sensors in High Vibration Environments – the Do’s and Don’ts
Automation.com, May 2012 By Mark Howard, Zettlex Article lists 10 simple rules for design engineers when selecting position and speed sensors that must cope with shock or vibration. -
Metso to supply Quality Control System for Stora Enso's board mills
The system will be installed on BM8, one of the largest board machines in the world with an annual production amount of over 400,000 tons. -
Davis Instruments releases Thermal Imaging Technical Resource
Thermal Imaging Technical Resource includes an analysis of specifications, an explanation of image viewing technology,and a comparison of industrial vs building thermal imagers. -
Phoenix Contact updates website
The homepage highlights new products, upcoming events and other current information, with links to information about the company, its products and services. -
Everything you always wanted to know about slab resolvers
Automation.com, April 2012 By Zettlex This article explains what slab resolvers are; how they work; where to use them; and suggests some lower cost options. -
Zettlex to build outer space sensors
Zettlex will develop lightweight but rugged position sensors for space applications for the European Aerospace & Defence Systems agency. -
Flow Research says Turbine Flowmeters are hanging on
Turbine flowmeter revenues are forecast to increase at a rate of 0.6 percent per year through 2016 to reach $427.5 million worldwide. -
Resolvers, Optical Encoders and Inductive Encoders
Automation.com, March 2012 By Mark Howard, Zettlex Resolvers are good. Encoders are good. But which is the best? This article examines the strengths and weaknesses of each and offers some alternatives. -
National Instruments Establishes Electronic Design Specialty
The Electronic Design Specialty identifies experts for customers looking to extend and customize NI reconfigurable I/O (RIO) hardware products. -
WAGO Expands Free A-B Add-On Instruction Software Suite
Enhancements include support for WAGO’s Frequency Counter Module, 2-channel and 4-Channel 0-20mA Input Modules, as well as 2-channel 0–10V DC Output Module. -
Banner publishes 2012 Product Catalog
Catalog covers sensors, lighting and indicators, machine vision, wireless and machine safety. -
Endress+Hauser Releases White Paper Showing How to Maintain pH Sensors
Automation.com, March 2012 By Fred Kohlmann, Endress+Hauser White paper describes when and how to inspect, clean and calibrate pH sensors-including a complete decision tree diagram that outlines all necessary steps. -
Introduction to Modbus
The Modbus protocol provides an industry standard method that Modbus devices use for parsing messages. This protocol was developed by Modicon, Incorporated, for industrial automation systems and Modicon programmable controllers. -
Balluff valve transducer achieves IECEx rating for hazardous areas
The Micropulse TA12 is a non-contact linear position sensor for continuous feedback on hydraulically and pneumatically actuated valves. -
7 cable management mistakes to avoid
Automation.com, February 2012 By Igus To prevent unnecessary downtime, your cable management system must be correctly specified, designed, and installed. Here are seven common cable management mistakes and how you can avoid making them. -
Wilcoxon Research signs Mexican distributor
GIRSA will provide Wilcoxon vibration monitoring products to industries in Mexico. -
McCrometer Adds Live Chat to Web Site
The online Live Chat system allows customers to communicate directly with flow measurement experts. -
Tandem Encoders
Automation.com, February 2012 By Mark Howard, Zettlex The term ‘tandem encoder’ refers to an encoder with at least two measurement axes but only one power input and one data output. A Tandem approach effectively spreads the cost of a single set of electronics across two (or more) encoders. -
Draw Tower Grating Technology in a Machine Central Nervous System
Automation.com, February 2012 By David Johnson, FBGS Fibre optic sensors for strain/vibration and temperature based on Fibre Bragg Gratings (FBG) offer several crucial advantages to traditional electric sensor technologies. They are unaffected by electrical environments and they permit optical transmission of sensor signals over large distances.
