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Control Engineering Europe

Issue Date: 09/01/2002

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1. A reference guide for installing industrial Ethernet system: bringing... For a good reason, companies' communication networks are called their `nervous systems.' Networks are made up of passive components, and unfortunately this sometimes leads engineers ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. FDT--the new concept for fieldbus communication: the FDT (Fieldbus Device... Most control systems, especially within the process industry, contain thousands of analogue and digital signals. The data exchange between field devices and the control system ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. ATEX and its implications for Zone 2 protection: a new European Directive... European work places with potentially explosive atmospheres are currently divided into three different zones. These are based on the probability of an explosive atmosphere occurring ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Sensor and control become a single system.(Siemens' IQ-Sense technology... * Siemens A&D's IQ-Sense technology is a concept for integrating sensors directly into the automation environment. The big advantage of this is that sensor diagnostics, ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. Proximity switches `adapt to any enviroment'.(Schneider Electric's... Schneider Electric's Osiprox inductive proximity switches were first shown at Hannover Fair 2002. They are part of a new series of sensors in Schneider's `Osiconcept' ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. Luminescence sensors detect `invisible' marks.(Pepperl+Fuchs' RL-UV... * The RL-UV Series of luminescence sensors detect a different type of target than all other photoelectric and contrast sensors. They do this by emitting ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. Photoelectrics detect `notoriously difficult' plastic bottles.(Omron... * Omron has recently extended its E3Z photoelectric sensor family with the E3Z-B for the detection of transparent plastic bottles. These are notoriously difficult to ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. ABB's wireless proximity switch increases reliability of manufacturing... * For many years ABB has been the market leader in industrial robots. With help from state-of-the-art sensors and machine vision, and more advanced controllers, ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. Mini-luminescent sensor controls packaging processes.(SICK's LUT... * Luminescent sensors allow engineers to do novel things with packaging lines. For those who are concerned about safety seals on food packaging, or who ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. Balluff says, `distance makes the difference'.(Balluff's HyperPROX... * The most common cause of sensor failure, according to Balluff, is actual physical contact with the intended target. Proximity sensors are mounted to be ... (PREMIUM PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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