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FeatureA software algorithm/package for control loop configuration and eco-efficiency
A software algorithm/package for control loop configuration and eco-efficiency -
Feature5 Benefits of Robotic Abrasive Blasting
Robotic abrasive blasting comes with several benefits for innovative manufacturing. -
FeatureISA Education and Training Courses for December
A look at some of the many educational opportunities from ISA in December 2015. -
FeatureWhy Digital Transformation Needs the CEO at the Helm
The CEO presents many qualities that are needed to enforce a company's digital transformation strategy. -
FeatureRobust SDRE Filter Design for Nonlinear Uncertain Systems
Remedy for effects of modeling uncertainty, measurement noise & input disturbance on performance of the standard state-dependent Riccati equation filter, -
FeatureWhat Are the Factors that Affect VFD Rangeability?
What are the factors that affect VFD rangeability? -
FeatureEngineers Skilled in Control System Support May Be Weak in Operation Support
Process control and automation in general is the key technology of our era when it comes to process improvement. -
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How to Be Successful as an Industrial Automation Manager
The successful industrial manager has to have the skill and desire to manage clients, motivate and develop others, provide technical direction, ensure quality, keep the schedule, watch the budget, mit -
FeatureAI and Predictive Maintenance Can Save Money and Improve Production
Rather than following the standardized guidance of an operating manual, predictive maintenance can enable an approach customized to real-world usage. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: What Is the Condition When Controller Output Increases in Conjunction With a Controlled Variable Increase?
As pressure increases (controlled variable), the valve output would increase to open the valve in order to relieve the pressure. -
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How to Use Output Tracking to Improve Setpoint and Abnormal Condition Response
Use output tracking to get the loop consistently started for the best setpoint response and recovery from an abnormal condition. -
FeatureAutoQuiz: How Do You Interpret Error Readings in Pressure Instrument Calibration?
AutoQuiz: error readings in pressure instrument calibration -
FeatureBenefits of Connecting Manufacturing Process Management to the Product Record
Integrating product lifecycle management with manufacturing systems synchronizes bill of material and routing information. -
FeatureDesign of controller using variable transformations for a nonlinear process with dead time
Design of controller using variable transformations for a nonlinear process with dead time -
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Techy Stuff for Geeks Like Us! Join Me at Automation Week
Techy Stuff for Geeks Like Us! Join Me at Automation Week -
FeatureIndustry 4.0 Concepts for Discrete Manufacturing Applied to Process Automation
Industry 4.0 initially focused on discrete manufacturing, and now there is an additional focus on process automation -
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How Optimal Measurement Location Maximizes Sensor Sensitivity and Signal-To-Noise Ratio
The best measurement location maximizes the sensor sensitivity and maximizes the signal-to-noise ratio and minimizes deadtime. -
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AutoQuiz: What is the "AND" Gate Equivalency in an Electronic Circuit?
The "AND" gate, as it relates to the series electrical or electronic circuit, requires all conditions to provide electrical or logical continuity in order to control its intended output condition. -
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AutoQuiz: Industrial Applications for Nonincendive-Rated Field Wiring
Nonincendive is allowed in Class 1, Division 2; Class 1, Zone 2, and Non-hazardous rated areas. Use in higher hazard areas, such as Division 1, Zone 1, or Zone 0 areas, is not allowed.
