Available now: Control Engineering January/February 2024 digital edition

Control Engineering January-February digital edition insights

• Control Engineering’s January-February digital edition is available online, non-subscribers can view or download by registering.
• In addition to articles highlighted on cover on synchronized networks = tighter machine controls, more is available on advanced process control (APC)/PID control, AI for cybersecurity research, 2023 hot topics, control system reliability, process data analytics, motors and drives efficiency and new products.
• It also links to 18 topical eBooks and other automation and controls multi-media resources.

Visitors to www.controleng.com who do not subscribe to Control Engineering still can benefit from seeing the Control Engineering January/February 2024 digital edition, with a cover story on tighter machine controls through synchronized networks, along with more than 20 automation and controls articles, podcasts, videos and 18 automation-related topical eBooks. It’s accessible via www.controleng.com/magazine.

Control Engineering January/February 2024 cover examines how synchronized networking benefits machine controls. Courtesy: Control Engineering

Three-page Control Engineering table of contents: Automation and controls trends, tutorials

In addition to the cover story, the cover links to an advanced process control/proportional-integral-derivative (APC/PID) tutorial, artificial intelligence (AI) for cybersecurity research, 2023 multi-media hot topics, control system reliability, overcoming process data analytic obstacles, motors and drives efficiency and new products.

Insights include: International coverage, career update, market update, AI machine vision tips, show coverage on AI and robotics from A3 Business Forum.

Answers, the article section, includes topics on selecting and installing controllers in three steps, automation controllers without high costs, effective machine guarding and inventory control.

New products in the print/digital edition are included, and extra online products are listed.

Highlights from newsletters and eBooks are shown.

Finally, the online table of contents page links to 12 more online articles and videos, a subset of automation, controls and instrumentation knowledge posted during January at www.controleng.com.

A three-page table of contents for the Control Engineering January/February 2024 digital edition shows resources available to educate, with multi-media resources, those interested in automation, controls and instrumentation. Courtesy: Control Engineering

Cover image, table of contents, 18 eBooks on automation topics

See images of the cover, the three-page table of contents and 18 eBooks that are remade seasonally with fresh automation content.

With every digital edition, find additional resources, including, with the Control Engineering January/February 2024 digital edition, links to 18 automation-related eBooks on topics of critical interest. Courtesy: Control Engineering

Mark T. Hoske is content manager, Control Engineering, CFE Media and Technology, mhoske@cfemedia.com.

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