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  • November/December 2022

    As more manufacturers realize the value of data collection and analytics, the demand for components with built-in intelligence and connectivity continues to grow. But how far along is the fourth industrial revolution at this point? How much of the automation that's being implemented includes smart devices with Ethernet connectivity? Also in this issue, read about integrated control and safety, as well as the latest pneumatic solutions.
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    Financials

    Supply-chain woes may affect tax deductions

    Oct. 17, 2022
    Delivery and placement by December 31 are required to qualify for 179 deductions
    Industrial Control
    Control

    PLCs, PACs, PC-based control—what’s the difference?

    Oct. 14, 2022
    Which factors affect controller decisions?
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    Industrial PCs

    The evolution of the industrial computer

    Oct. 7, 2022
    How protection and security have shaped PC use on the factory floor
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    RFID

    What is RFID, and how does it differ from barcodes?

    Sept. 27, 2022
    Radio-frequency-identification technology still checks out for simple data applications
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    Will edge and cloud replace central control?

    July 1, 2022
    For now, controllers are still in command, but smart devices run the show

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