The new SH150 is Industrial Encoder Corp.’s largest sine-cosine hollow shaft encoder, featuring a 150 mm housing and a 60–100 mm bore range. Ideal for servo drives, robotics and automation.

Each unit comes standard with Additel’s patented tri-zone “Adaptive Control” to provide the specifications relating to stability, radial and axial uniformity and loading.

The MPTC software was initially developed to ensure the operation of compressor stations during voltage disruptions, caused by lightning strikes, winter storms or ice buildup on power lines.

Software shows how to effectively control this extremely nonlinear process to comply with EPA wastewater discharge codes and save chemical reagent.

Version 12 software performs continuous assessments of the performance of Model Predictive Controls (MPC). These assessments are used to diagnose issues with Disturbance Variables (DVs), Controlled Variables (CVs), Manipulated Variables (MVs), and the MPC Controller itself.

Enhancements in Version 4.0 give users the ability to create simple to complex process models on their own.

Putting iAdaptS product into the CNC eliminates the need for mounting space, simplifying installation while improving the capabilities of the original iAdapt product.

Enhancements include an analytical proportional integral derivative (PID) for improving system closed-loop stability and model predictive control to multivariable systems.

This product enables users to simulate, test, and evaluate MFA controllers on process models built in the MATLAB/Simulink environment.

Microstructure Target Cooling system includes a process model, automation and closed-loop control systems, as well as mechanical components such as various cooling valves.

PlantTriage Performance Supervision Software now supervises Model Predictive Controllers (MPC). PlantTriage uses economic information and controller data to calculate assessments that quickly indicate if the MPC controller is continuing to provide a high return on investment. Without performance supervision in place, MPC controller performance often degrades over time, even to the point of being disabled by operations.