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July 1955 Control Engineering feature articles include “What pulses can do for you” and “Now you can design with packaged components.” Courtesy: CFE Media

Workforce Development

More from 1955… Italy looks at America’s control market

60th Anniversary: CE History from 60, 30 and 15 years ago on pulses, controllers, pneumatics

June 1955 Control Engineering feature articles include “Dynamic analysis without upset” and “Backseat computer rates fuel in action.” Courtesy: CFE Media

Workforce Development

More from 1955… Will legislators probe control?

May 1955 Control Engineering cover articles include “Moving source makes radiation therapy safer” and “Robot train follows unseen rail.” Courtesy: CFE Media

Workforce Development

More from 1955… Editorial: Let’s pull together—again

April 1955 Control Engineering feature articles include “Keep water pressure constant through pump control” and “What’s available for high-pressure control.” Courtesy: CFE Media

Workforce Development

More from 1955… Keep the right kind of records to protect your patentable ideas

Mechatronics and Motion Control

Case study: Pumps provide effective wastewater handling at California winery

February 1955 Control Engineering cover articles include “Get results from new techniques in automatic mill control” and “Use radioactive instruments – They’re versatile, noncontacting.” Courtesy: CFE Media

Workforce Development

More from 1955… Stop coining words!

Workforce Development

60th Anniversary, CE History 60 – 30 – 15 years ago: Ticket printers, automation engineers, search engines

Your one stop for Control Engineering’s daily coverage and reactions to the 2014 ARC Industry Forum.

Mechatronics and Motion Control

CFE Media’s 2014 ARC Industry Forum coverage

Workforce Development

More from 1955: if washing machines sell turbines, cash registers can sell computers

Project Management

Best practices for systems integrators bolster business, says CSIA

The next-gen Invensys Foxboro Evo process automation system features a high-speed controller, field device management tools, and intuitive interfaces while reducing operating risk and enable greater visualization. Courtesy: Invensys

Discrete Manufacturing

Schneider Electric completes acquisition of Invensys