Find more of what you need in the Control Engineering May/June digital edition, with annual salary survey (page 18) and 12 extra pages of content (page 3). See an interoperability video (page 7).
Control Engineering May/June digital edition insights
- Control Engineering released its May/June print and digital edition.
- The digital edition includes 12 pages of content that doesn’t appear in print, including a video about interoperability.
- The digital edition has live links to additional content online.
The Control Engineering May/June print and digital editions include the annual career and salary survey a link to the full research report, an interoperability video, and, exclusive to the digital edition, not appearing in print, find 12 extra pages of content.
Print and digital edition article topics
- COVER: More than a manual: How technical communication drives quality
- Career and salary survey: How do you compare?
- PID spotlight, part 29: How to shape PID controller response – self-limiting processes
- HMI software empowers operators at the speed of the process
- Fragmented to harmonized: How standardization transforms HMI performance
- Digital twins deliver new capabilities, value for industrial applications
Digital edition article topics, after p. 42
- Machine data: The foundation of effective predictive maintenance
- Matching motors and VFDs: What designers need to consider for reliable operation
- Match motor speed to machine needs to save energy
- Machine vision tutorial: How to change from Camera Link to CoaXPress.
Other issue highlights
- VIDEO: CTL+ALT+MFG Podcast delivers digital transformation insights with expert guests and hosts Gary Cohen and Stephanie Neil with a link to live video discussion about interoperability.
- NEWS: AI expert explains trends in AI automation integration; quantum computing; NIST cybersecurity rules change; new SCADA functions; Workflow connectivity standard is underway; Events
- Market Update: Latest automation mergers, April 2026: controls, robotics, system integration; U.S. machine vision market
- Think Again: Advice from State of Industrial Automation survey respondents
- Back to Basics: Four ways to overcome three edge networking challenges
New products page includes new products for engineers, and the online table of content links to even more content online. The table of contents also discusses recent topical eBooks and newsletters.
Mark T. Hoske is editor-in-chief, Control Engineering, WTWH Media, [email protected].
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