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Development platform: Better motoring through control Renesas Technology America announced an R8C/25-based brushless DC Motor Control Reference Platform that allows engineers to quickly bring the latest motor control technology to appliances, power-tools, fans, pumps, and many other products. Test platform: Don't get backed into a corner Electronic packaging product manufacturer Elma Electronic announced a new open frame chassis for embedded system test and debugging. Called the E-frame, it lacks side or back walls around the card cage area, leaving it open for easy access. Embedded PC: Don't go slow with embedded control Beckhoff Automation announced the CX1030 Embedded PC equipped with a 1.8 GHz Intel Pentium M processor, currently the most powerful device in the Beckhoff Embedded PC family.
Feedback: Feel-good control system Danaher Motion introduced its Torque Feedback Device (TFD), which combines tactile and position or velocity feedback with a steering wheel interface in a compact, IP66 rated package. Inverters: That's a lotta ponies! Hitachi America Industrial Systems Division introduced a high-capacity SJ700 Series of inverters, extending the company’s model range up to 500 hp. Smooth motors: Shhh! Get rid of cogging Pittman Series 9000 brush-commutated dc motors from Ametek Technical Products deliver quiet and smooth operation for equipment used in data storage, medical/biotech, semiconductor processing, and automation applications.
Robotics: Astronaut sends cows to the mooon! Robotic milking is not just another way to milk cows, but a whole new method of farm management. Profibus: Getting on the bus National Instruments introduced new PCI and PXI Profibus interfaces, helping control engineers integrate LabView software into benchtop, real-time and device test Profibus networks. Condition monitoring: In the thin of it SenGenuity's ViSmart viscosity sensors can correlate readings with data acquired from lab instrumentation for challenging, real-time, in-line oil-condition monitoring applications.
White paper: These filters aren’t just for coffee Dataforth Corporation published a 5-page application note reviewing signal-conditioning filter fundamentals. Sensors: Tough enough! Sensor developer InProx Technology Corporation (ITC), entered into a Space Act agreement (SAA) with NASA Glenn Research Center to develop advanced silicon carbide (SiC) position sensors for use in future space flight, turbine engine controls, and automotive engine applications. Wireless: Tough love for wireless Ethernet Siemens Energy & Automation introduced its Scalance W786 wireless LAN access point designed to operate in harsh and humid outdoor environments.
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Windows in a Virtual-Machine Environment C.G. Masi (Control Engineering) interviews Guarav Banga (CTO of Phoenix Technology) about how control engineers can use virtualization technology in light of Microsoft's change in the Vista user license agreement.
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