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This article discusses the role of RTCs in condition tracking and predictive maintenance to enhance cold chain efficiency. Moreover, it details how Micro Crystal RV-3032-C7 RTC Module stands out as an ideal solution.
PROFIBUS is a contraction of Process Field Bus, a common type of industrial communication protocol.
Factory automation is rapidly transforming industries worldwide, marking a new era of efficiency, precision, and innovation. As we advance deeper into Industry 4.0, the integration of advanced automation technologies has become a cornerstone of modern manufacturing.
Currently, there are no official standards that regulate immunity for industrial equipment. Therefore, we built an immunity evaluation environment with reference to the IEC61000-6-2 common standard for industrial environments.
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Optical sensors are the “eyes” of industrial systems, relying on robust peripherals for reliable image processing. As sensors grow more powerful, challenges like data management, mechanical stress, and thermal issues in compact designs demand innovative solutions.
Industry 5.0 envisions a future where machines adapt to workers’ needs, integrating seamlessly into human workflows. In this new era, digital manufacturing systems will focus on sustainability and social impact alongside efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
An in-depth review of PCB potting, its applications, materials, technologies, and the AI-powered advancement in potting techniques and material engineering.
Backup power is crucial in any system that needs to run without interruption. In commercial operations, an interruption in service could lead to loss of output, income and reputation. Nowhere is this more critical than in manufacturing, which relies almost entirely on its production facilities.
To understand Industry 4.0 and Industry 3.0, we must go back to Industry 1.0, although it wasn't called that then. We learned about the Industrial Revolution in school and there was just one.
A deep dive into the basics of MCC buckets, architecture, applications, and challenges associated with the implementation of MCC buckets in varying industrial infrastructures.
This article delves into the key difference between PLC and DCS, providing a clear framework for choosing the appropriate technology for specific applications, and finally decoding the automation divide.
SCARA robots, known for their high speed and precision, are ideal for tasks requiring fast and accurate horizontal movements, such as assembly and packaging
Adding Industry-4.0 capabilities to existing machines allows smart manufacturers to monitor equipment status, notify critical events, and connect to cloud-based dashboards – achieving process optimization with a cost-effective innovation strategy.
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