Hope everyone had a great relaxing long weekend! We thank those who courageously gave their lives and those who continue to fight for the freedoms we have today. In this month’s issue there is an application story on how an AutomationDirect Do-more H2 Series Programmable Logic Controller CPU was used to upgrade an outdated gas delivery system. We are also discussing 10 tips for specifying variable frequency drives. There are also two additional Ethernet articles to help further your understanding of Ethernet communication. Plus, we are hosting a fun Ethernet giveaway – just take the quiz and enter your email address by June 9th, 2017 for a chance to win a FREE Stride SE Series Managed Ethernet Switch. Don’t worry winners won’t be selected based on quiz performance!
Application Story – Automating Hazardous Gas DeliveryWhen a highly flammable, toxic and corrosive gas delivery system for semiconductor production tools became unreliable, Headway Technologies contracted with system integrator KCC Software for the needed upgrades. KCC Software’s experience and expertise led to the successful replacement of a failing automation system with a new automatic gas control (AGC) system. Outdated gas delivery system upgraded using Do-more |
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Implicit vs Explicit MessagingEtherNet/IP is younger than you and me, but still approaching maturity as it just reached its 15th birthday. Over the years, it has grown into an impressive industrial Ethernet communication network for connecting automation equipment, processes and machines. Keys to its success are the network and transport layers where explicit and implicit messaging takes place; here’s how to use these features to optimize your EtherNet/IP networks. More about implicit vs explicit messaging |
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Tips for Specifying Variable Frequency Drives
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