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3 days ago |
control.com | David Peterson
If you ever get the chance to drive Interstate 90 across the panhandle of Idaho in the northwest US, you’ll drive through the small town of Wallace, ID. This town traces its roots to a (literally) rich history of silver mining, and you can still stop by the local park and explore the massive mechanical and electrical devices that chewed through mountains in search of valuable ore in the past.
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1 week ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
Bitmasked Automation's LevelCommand uses radar sensors for hands-free, remote material monitoring across agriculture, industry, and food sectors. Bitmasked Automation has announced the release of the intelligent LevelCommand control system for monitoring and tracking stored materials in bins/tanks across agriculture, oil and gas, food and beverage, chemical, waste management, and manufacturing industries.
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2 weeks ago |
control.com | Stephanie Leonida
Beckhoff has added 3-row baseplates and larger function modules to its cabinet-free MX-System. The new baseplates feature additional data slots for pluggable function modules and can be combined with existing MX-System setups. The additional input ports and large surface area expand application possibilities to include larger machinery with more intricate control requirements.
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2 weeks ago |
control.com | David Peterson
Motion is critical in automation. Virtually every system includes some moving element. Perhaps this is as simple as a pneumatic cylinder or a solenoid, but more often, there are motors involved. If the motion must run with a very precise speed or positional path, we are likely to find servo-driven motion axes. Servos are just standard brushed or brushless motors with a built-in sensor for feedback.
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2 weeks ago |
control.com | David Peterson
Following our previous article where we configured a single motion axis, we will now investigate the design and execution of a PLC program directly onboard an SBD servo drive from CMZ Sistemi Elettronici, thanks to a generous loan of equipment from Bright IA, a system integrator from Texas. For many motion projects (especially complex ones), we rely on a PLC or IPC to calculate and deliver the set points to the drive.
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