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A-B Micro850 & Enhanced Micro830 controllers permitting up to three (3) axes of motion control. http://www.ceasiamag.com/article/allen-bradley-micro850-and-enhanced-micro830-programmable-logic-controllers-by-rockwell-automation/9105 Share:

Show much to show… http://www.azorobotics.com/news.aspx?newsID=3368 Share:

Here is a link to Rockwell Automation’s ‘The JOURNAL’ with information about ODVA’s guidlines to securing Ethernet/IP networks. http://www.rockwellautomation.com/thejournal/exclusive/2012/apr2.html Share:

Addressing the responsibility of Arc Flash Safety from an End-User perspective, now there is a push to add that responsibility to the OEM. http://www.controldesign.com/articles/2012/hand-arc-flash-not-my-fault.html?page=full Share:

Demonstrated at the 2011 Rockwell Automation Fair. http://www.automation.com/content/rockwell-automations-lower-cost-higher-power-5370-compactlogix-controllers Share:

Rockwell Automation named to the ‘First Team’ in “Automation World’s” 2011 Leadership in Automation Program. Press Release Share:

Manufacturing facilities facing an upgrade of the controls networks need to look to EtherNet/IP and OEMs need to have this option readily available, if not standard, to keep a competitive edge. Check out the article on Automation.com – “EtherNet/IP Usage … Continue reading →

Rockwell Automation has introduced a new, stand-alone, controller under its ‘nano / micro’ controller – targeting fewer than 48 I/O points.  Part of their Connected Components line, not designed to work with Integrated Architecture and Logix software. Utilizing their “Connected … Continue reading →

Ethernet as an industrial communications network is main stream and the positive effects with equipment builders. Read more Share:

An interesting article on the SustainablePlant website concerning the lack of available Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) based employee base. Check it out here. Share: