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  Rockwell Automation's Data Value Proposition
  
  The Idea Behind the Connected Enterprise is to Enable a Variety of Opportunities for Improving Business Models and Performance for OEMs.
  
  The Connected Enterprise is Rockwell Automation's vision of the future and how big data can be parsed and analyzed to create information that helps companies to make better business decisions. It was the primary topic of conversation at Automation…
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  National Instruments Releases Its 2015 Trend Watch Report
- I/O|
  Combine Control and Operator Interface
  
  The upsides and downsides of contoller-display combo units.
  
  A combo controller and operator interface can save big compared to separates. As the miniaturization of electronics continues its relentless march across the personal-consumer-device landscape, it's only natural for it to proceed apace in machine…
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  When Machine Mount Does — and Doesn't — Make Sense
  
  Terminal Blocks and I/O Go Digital
  
  ECAD: Simple or Complex?
  
  I/O Choices for Machine Builders Enhance Flexibility
- Connectors
  When Machine Mount Does — and Doesn't — Make Sense
  
  Reduce Cabinet Space and Wiring
  
  Machine mount — the placing of everything from I/O to PCs directly on factory floor equipment instead of in a cabinet — is increasingly being used. The benefits are less cabinet space and wiring, as well as reduced commissioning time and…
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  Smart, Connected Machines and Systems
  
  Electrical Noise Forces the Choice
  
  Network Connections With Freedom From Wires
  
  Stable Control Signal Connections in Hostile Industrial Environments
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- PLCs|
  What OEMs Don't Tell End Users about PACs
  
  Many end users don't really know what PAC is, or what the differences between PLCs and PACs are. The reality is, OEMs and machine designers need to educate users better.
  
  If asked, "Is there really any difference between programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and programmable automation controllers (PACs)," the machine end user will likely answer, "No." Or that person might ask, "What is a PAC?" You may even get a few…
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  Combine Control and Operator Interface
  
  Robots Become Routine in Machine Designs
  
  PLC, PAC and IPC Standoff
  
  Five Must-Have Controller Programming Features
- PACs|
  What OEMs Don't Tell End Users about PACs
  
  Many end users don't really know what PAC is, or what the differences between PLCs and PACs are. The reality is, OEMs and machine designers need to educate users better.
  
  If asked, "Is there really any difference between programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and programmable automation controllers (PACs)," the machine end user will likely answer, "No." Or that person might ask, "What is a PAC?" You may even get a few…
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  PLC, PAC and IPC Standoff
  
  Five Must-Have Controller Programming Features
  
  The Many Faces of PACs
  
  PLC vs. PAC Comparison
- Power Supplies|
  Power Supplies Get Smarter
  
  New Designs Also Allow Use Outside the Control Cabinet
  
  Industrial devices that have intelligence are a hot topic, and power supplies are no exception. According to Mike Garrick, marketing manager for power supplies at Phoenix Contact USA, users expect the capability to network devices that never had…
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  High-End Protection for Low Power
  
  Getting to a Better–and-Cleaner Power Source For Machine Builders
  
  Why Fluid Power Matters as a Machine Motion Source
  
  Keep Up With Power Supplies
- Control Software|
  Take Control of Control Software
  
  Current Approaches Automate Automation
  
  Increasing demands on the time and resources of today's engineers mean that modern control software should be designed with efficiency in mind. "Trends in the industry lean toward the ability to automate the automation software, providing engineers the tools to programmatically change the software configuration of a machine, including the actual PLC code. This enables an OEM to automatically configure the machine controller's code to match the machine's actual I/O layout or to modify the software configuration based on the company's orderable machine options, without requiring the efforts of a controls engineer," says Daymon Thompson, TwinCAT product specialist, Beckhoff Automation. The resulting better use of engineers' time boosts their…
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  IPCs Pack More Punch
  
  STEM Education Can Start with Cool Toys
  
  Virtualization Coming Soon to a Controller Near You
  
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- CNC|
  Take Control of Control Software
  
  Current Approaches Automate Automation
  
  Increasing demands on the time and resources of today's engineers mean that modern control software should be designed with efficiency in mind. "Trends in the industry lean toward the ability to automate the automation software, providing engineers the tools to programmatically change the software configuration of a machine, including the actual PLC code. This enables an OEM to automatically configure the machine controller's code to match the machine's actual I/O layout or to modify the software configuration based on the company's orderable machine options, without requiring the efforts of a controls engineer," says Daymon Thompson, TwinCAT product specialist, Beckhoff Automation. The resulting better use of engineers' time boosts their…
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  Seven Ways to Get the Most Out of Your CNC Machine Cutting Tools
  
  Seven Tips for CNC Machine Tool Gibs
  
  Aerospace Market Poses New Challenges to CNC Machine Shops
- Embedded Control
  Industrial Ethernet and Multi-Core Technology
  
  PC-based Control Slashes Raw Materials Costs With Injection Molding Machines
  
  Whether your go-to beverage is soda, water, tea or juice, it's almost certain that the plastic bottle that protects your drink started out as a "preform." Looking much like plastic test tubes with a threaded neck for bottle caps, preforms are…
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- eCAE|
  NIST Project to Give Design Software New Digital Threads
  
  Researchers Will Demonstrate Feasibility of Using Standardized 3D Models for Electronically Exchanging and Processing Product and Manufacturing Information
  
  National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) researchers and their industrial partners have embarked on a Design to Manufacturing and Inspection Project to add a new dimension to manufacturing capabilities. They will demonstrate the feasibility—and benchmark the advantages—of using standardized, 3D models for electronically exchanging and processing product and manufacturing information all the way from design through inspection of the final part, a tightly integrated, seamless string of activities that manufacturers are calling a "digital thread.” Tom Hedburg, one of the researchers in the project, explains, “What we’re talking about is a 3D drawing with all the product information embedded in it. It’s a way of…
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  ECAD: Simple or Complex?
  
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  System Design Tools Make Simulation Real
- CAD Software
  Simulation Saves Time and Money
  
  It's Not Always Easy to set up a Proper Software Simulation of a Complex System, but the Benefits of Doing so are Manifold.
  
  Simulating machine, robot and process skid operation in software is the best way to test controller code, device settings and HMI configuration—short of actual connection to the completed system. And in many instances simulation is a more…
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  ATS Acquires CADCAM Solutions Supplier
  
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Motion
- Motors|
  First Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition
  
  Applied Motion Products launches its first Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition. First place prize is $5,000.
  
  Applied Motion Products launches its first Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition. The competition is open to teams of young engineers primarily university and high school students, robotics and motion control clubs. Using a $1,000…
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  Don't Let New Motor Rules Agitate You
  
  The Straight Skinny on Linear Motion
  
  Packaging at the Speed of Imagination
  
  Innovation in Material Handling Gives Shuttleworth an Edge
- Drives|
  Industrial Motors and Drives Keep Improving
  
  The Design of Compact Ac Drives Has Mirrored That of Consumer Electronics in Packing More Performance-Enhancing Features into Smaller, User-Focused Designs
  
  Our current pulse-taking of advances in industrial motors and drives finds suppliers pointing out several interesting trends. Jimmy Koh, marketing manager, Rockwell Automation, says the design of compact ac drives has mirrored that of consumer…
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  What's Your Machine Safety Cost?
  
  Drives Integrate, Gain Intelligence
  
  Control Updates Smooth Continuous Conveyors
  
  Regen Drives Take the Heat, but Can They Turn Down the Cost?
- Pneumatics|
  The Straight Skinny on Linear Motion
  
  Power Transmission Applications Use Lead Screws and Timing Belts, While Motion Control Applications Include High-Precision, Highly Repeatable Systems Equipped With Feedback and Servo Loops
  
  Recall that a main component of a linear motion system is the linear actuator, which can be a pneumatic, hydraulic or electrical device. A good way to think of the various technologies in terms of a particular task is in the application's…
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  What's 'Pnew' in Pneumatics?
  
  Why Fluid Power Matters as a Machine Motion Source
  
  Turn to Pneumatics or Direct-Drive Linear?
  
  Infographic: What Is the Biggest Drawback to Pneumatics in Your Applications?
- Hydraulics|
  The Straight Skinny on Linear Motion
  
  Power Transmission Applications Use Lead Screws and Timing Belts, While Motion Control Applications Include High-Precision, Highly Repeatable Systems Equipped With Feedback and Servo Loops
  
  Recall that a main component of a linear motion system is the linear actuator, which can be a pneumatic, hydraulic or electrical device. A good way to think of the various technologies in terms of a particular task is in the application's…
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  Webinar: Preparing for Ebola in the Water Sector
  
  Hydroforming For Machine Builders Gets 21st-Century Makeover
  
  The Lowdown on Hydraulics
  
  Why Fluid Power Matters as a Machine Motion Source
- Electromechanical|
  H2W Technologies, Inc. Acquires Baldor Linear Motor Product Lines
  
  H2W will manufacture direct replacement linear electric motors for all of the mentioned product lines by using Baldor tooling and manufacturing practices.
  
  H2W Technologies, Inc., ("H2W") headquartered in Santa Clarita, California, acquired Baldor linear motor products lines including: Cog Free Brushless, Iron Core Brushless, Single Axis Stepper, Dual Axis Stepper, Polynoid, AC Induction and Voice Coil Actuators.H2W will manufacture direct replacement linear electric motors for the above mentioned product lines by using Baldor tooling and manufacturing practices.H2W has over 75 years combined experience in the linear and rotary motion field, and 38 years of experience in the design and production of linear electric motors.The complete line of linear electric motors includes: single and dual axis linear steppers, DC brush and brushless linear motors, voice coil actuators and AC induction…
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  Button Down HMI Design
  
  Hydraulics Stand Up to Tough Mining Conditions
  
  Change Is in the Air
  
  Functional safety concepts in motor control
- Steppers|
  When Industrial Steppers Measure Up
  
  Stepper Motors Also Are Simpler to Deal With During the Design Phase of a Project.
  
  Selecting the right stepper motor—or any stepper motor at all—comes down to answering some questions about what's to be moved, how fast to move it and with what precision. After that, other factors such as cost and suitability to a given…
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  Infographic: If You Use Stepper Motors Are They Open or Closed Loop? (2014)
  
  Infographic: If You Use Stepper Motors Are They Open or Closed Loop?
  
  Benefits of Small Stepper Motors
  
  Stepping Down and Out
- Servos|
  Robots Become Routine in Machine Designs
  
  Evolved from exotic add-ons with separate controls to regular-guy devices serving alongside other mainstream machine components using common controls, robots are well-integrated and ready to cooperate
  
  Robots used to be a big deal. Forests of huge yellow, orange and white arms juggled and welded car bodies, and everyone else looked on in awe at their amazing moves and equally huge price tags. Times have changed, and many robots appear to be…
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  Servos Are Fun to Say and Are Useful For Most Automation Applications
  
  Infographic: If You Use Servo Motors Are They Mostly Analog or Digital? (2014)
  
  Infographic: What Type(s) of Motors Do You Primarily Use? (2014)
  
  Infographic: If You Use Servo Motors Are They Mostly Analog or Digital?
- Valves|
  November Showcase: Valves, Control Systems, Motors and More
  
  See the Latest Product Innovations in the Industry
  
  Display of PressureAG200 media-isolated, digital pressure gauge has 4–20 mA output signal and large LCD that can display psi, bar, kg/cm, ATM, inches H20 and Hg measuring units. With a test button, users can evaluate loop current to ensure the system is set up correctly and adjust the current in 2 mA increments. Loop current update rate is 32 times/s; the display updates 3 times/s. American Sensor Technologies973/448-1901www.astsensors.com Valve DriverD1 PWM Valve Driver is designed to drive and manage proportional valves. It converts proportional command voltage to a -1.1…1.1 A signal to drive the valve’s linear force motor. It works with 12 or 24 Vdc power supply and valve deadband; dither amplitude and maximum current are…
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  New Wireless Application Boosts Safety at Harcros
  
  Integrated axes crank up cold working
  
  Speculating on Valve Futures
  
  What's Your Flow Control Valve Telling You?
- Motion Software
  First Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition
  
  Applied Motion Products launches its first Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition. First place prize is $5,000.
  
  Applied Motion Products launches its first Motion Control Design & Innovation Competition. The competition is open to teams of young engineers primarily university and high school students, robotics and motion control clubs. Using a $1,000…
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  Servos Are Fun to Say and Are Useful For Most Automation Applications
  
  A Fast, Laser-Sharp Distance Scanner For Automation Technology
  
  Welding Accuracy Demands a 3D View
  
  Flexibility Is Key to Automated Welding
Sensing
- Sensors|
  Sensors: Automation for Nanopositioning Systems
  
  Evolution of nanotechnology and nanomanufacturing impose demanding performance requirements
  
  Multi-axis nanopositioning systems are widely used in most of modern nanotechnology and nanomanufacturing applications, such as scanning probe microscopy, nanofabrication and nano-patterning (e-beam lithography, for example), as well as various…
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  Targeted Detection With Presence Sensing
  
  Without Wires
  
  Two Views of Machine Vision
  
  Make STEM Teachers ISA Members
- Vision Systems
  Machine Vision Technology Developments Let Industrial Robots "See" and Do More
  
  Today's Robots Have 20/20 Vision
  
  Machine vision systems have long played an important role in inspecting, identifying and guiding parts. Current systems provide an increasingly sophisticated integration of machine vision and robotics, boosting the number of automation options that…
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  Mouser Unveils New Security Applications Site
  
  Fast, Accurate, Automated Vision Inspection
  
  Integrated Versus Separate Vision Systems
  
  Robotic Cake Decorator
Safety & Security
- Safety Components|
  Where's Your Safety Now?
  
  Improvements in machine safety have come about due to changes in attitudes and technology
  
  Machine safety has improved exponentially over the past few decades. Automation and technology have played a key role in improving, but there's still work to be done. In December 2014, we conducted an electronic survey to identify usage and…
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  Multilingual Light Curtain Offers Safety in 8 Languages
  
  Programmable Safety Cuts Costs and Adds Capabilities
  
  Better Control of Access to HMI Screens
  
  Webinar: Preparing for Ebola in the Water Sector
- Presence Sensing|
  Targeted Detection With Presence Sensing
  
  Proximity Sensors Enable Object Detection to Determine What is Where
  
  To be sure you hit a target, you have to see or somehow sense it. That truth lies behind the theory and practice of presence sensors, which are used to determine whether a box, bottle, piece of metal, or something else is there or not. Armed with…
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  Push, Pull, Show and Tell: Standalone Devices Play an Important Role in Operator Interfaces
  
  Presence Sensors Travel into New Automation Applications
  
  Presence Sensing: The Basics
  
  Getting a Better Sense
- Machine Guarding|
  Manufacturing Workers - the Next Generation
  
  Would Our Future Workers be Robots or Humans?
  
  What will the next generation of manufacturing workers look like? One thing is certain. These individuals will be able to work with robots — capable of programming them, as well as allowed to interact with them, side by side. Ntxuzone Yang and…
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  Making Sense of Safety Components
  
  Machine Safety Fits Everywhere
  
  International Safety Standards Endorse New Machine Guarding Technologies
  
  Simpler Sensors, Switches, More-Flexible Safety
- Cybersecurity
  Ten Articles on Industrial Network Security You Must Read
  
  The safety of your industrial networks is no joke. Are you doing enough to protect your plant, machines and processes from cyber attacks?
  
  With all the latest security breaches and hackers breaking down firewalls to steal information as if hacking was an accepted and recognized global sport, industry leaders are rethinking the safety of their industrial networks. There's nothing fun…
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  Belden and Tripwire: The Next Generation of Cybersecurity Solutions
  
  How to Stay Behind a Firewall Without Getting Burned
  
  Better Control of Access to HMI Screens
  
  Mouser Unveils New Security Applications Site
Displays
- HMI|
  Combine Control and Operator Interface
  
  The upsides and downsides of contoller-display combo units.
  
  A combo controller and operator interface can save big compared to separates. As the miniaturization of electronics continues its relentless march across the personal-consumer-device landscape, it's only natural for it to proceed apace in machine…
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  Take a Look at New Technology
  
  Better Control of Access to HMI Screens
  
  RSF Unveils Redesigned Website for Machine Builders
  
  Eplan and Teamcenter Launch Expanded Interface
- Panel Meters|
  Panel Meters Take on PLC Chores
  
  Panel Meters Incorporate Capabilities to Improve Process Visibility and Keep up With Transmitter Enhancements
  
  Because they've gotten smarter and have additional capabilities, panel meters now can take over some functions previously handled by PLCs. For instance, a panel meter with math capabilities can keep count and shut off a machine after a fixed number…
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  Time to Move to Digital Panel Meters?
  
  Digital vs. Analog Panel Meter Choices
  
  Panel Meters Take Control
  
  Panel Meters Simplify Design
- Industrial PCs|
  National Instruments Releases Its 2015 Trend Watch Report
  
  The latest report examines a range of topics from the industrialization of the Internet of Things (IoT), to the growth impact of the maker movement.
  
  For over 30 years National Instruments has been monitoring trends across the industry that help engineers and scientists work in an productive environment. The company does this by informing their users of efficient systems that can accelerate productivity, innovation, and discovery. In 2014, National Instruments published its first NI Trend Watch and they have just releases the 2015 edition. According to the industry leader, the latest report examines a range of topics from the industrialization of the Internet of Things (IoT), to the growth impact of the maker movement. " know that future systems will be based on architectures and technologies that may not even exist yet," said Eric Starkloff, NI executive vice president of global sales…
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- Alarms|
  Manage Network Conflict: Provide Clarity on Which Applications Take Precedence
  
  If a Wireless Industrial Device Needs to Connect to Send a Process Update or Alarm and Can't Though the Signal Appears Strong, the Consequences Could be Severe
  
  Have you ever been on a public Wi-Fi hotspot such as a coffee shop or airport with the signal strength indicator on your mobile device or laptop indicating a nice strong signal but then not being able to log on the network? The likely reason is that…
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  Better Tools Benefit Alarms
  
  DuPont's Global Alarm Management Story
  
  DTE Energy Tackles Unruly Alarms
  
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- Annunciation
  Consider the Need for Safety Switches
  
  No Matter What Type of Switch is Used, It’s Important to Recognize and Account for the Needs of Engineering Staff, Maintenance Personnel and Operators to Access a Machine for Upkeep and Cleaning.
  
  When you've got to stop, you've got to stop. For machine builders, that's usually a job for safety switches. They allow safe access to dangerous machines by putting systems in a harmless state, which could mean cutting off power completely. In selecting a safety switch, it's important to keep in mind frequency and function, according to Roberta Nelson Shea, global marketing manager for Rockwell Automation. For something that needs to be opened only once a year, the best solution likely is to use simple guards, such as by completely encasing the area. More frequent access has to be easier. It's when access is frequent, but not constant that an interlocking safety switch comes into play."You expect somebody needs to get in there at least…
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  A Beacon for Wireless Signal Integrity
  
  Smart Ethernet in New LDT for Automation Industries
  
  BYOD Gains Traction as Employees Demand Access from Mobile Devices
  
  Remote Access Is a Big Problem for Target Corp. and Fazio

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Reader Feedback: Graphene? Carbon Nanotubes? Ultracapacitors?

We'll See Energy Storage Made Better Very Shortly

By Bryan Sisler

Apr 08, 2014

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Graphene and carbon nanotubes to the rescue. What a concept. We'll see energy storage made better very shortly. Referring to the article "What Killed the Electric Car," (October 2013) the difficult part will be how to determine the financial models for the new ultracapacitor.

Bryan Sisler
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