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  • ASI announces 42A DIN Rail Power Supply

    ASI announces 42A DIN Rail Power Supply

    Compact power supply has a universal auto-ranging input, which means the same part can be used with 340 to 550 Vac and provide a 24 Vdc output. The power supply is also available in a version that supplies a signal in the event of failure.
    20 March, 2007
  • Multenet launches Router with VPN

    Multenet Router connects remote devices and networks to corporate networks or the internet.It includes USB connectivity and built in VPN functionality. The router provides secure cellular GSM/GPRS, 3G/HSDPA or PSTN connections for reliable primary and backup network connectivity to corporate networks or the internet.
    20 March, 2007
  • OpenMake announces Meister build-to-release software

    Meister links development efforts to production results while reducing script redundancies and build errors. Build Services provides a layer of virtualization from ad-hoc scripting, enabling build best practices and build project management.
    19 March, 2007
  • Opto 22 introduces OptoDataLink software

    Opto 22 introduces OptoDataLink software

    OptoDataLink is used to create and facilitate bi-directional data exchange between the SNAP PAC System and enterprise databases - like Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, and MySQL, among others. It is suitable for users who need to simply and quickly exchange data among desktop or enterprise applications and control, data acquisition, and monitoring systems using standard methods and file types.
    19 March, 2007
  • Baumüller adds EtherCAT to bmaXX 3422 drive

    Baumüller adds EtherCAT to bmaXX 3422 drive

    The bmaXX 3422 drive is available with EtherCAT for controlling motors up to 12.5 kVA. It has cycle times of 250 µs over EtherCAT, tunneling of standard Ethernet TCP/IP packets through to the servo drive and seamless integration into the ProMaster Engineering Framework.
    19 March, 2007
  • ServoSoft enhances EasySize Wizard motion control design software

    ServoSoft enhances EasySize Wizard motion control design software

    EasySize now has a Slider Crank mechanism, which considers the dynamically changing inertia, thrust and gravity effects for the Crank, Connecting Rod and Load Mass for any given motion profile. The motion profile can be specified at the Load (linear), or at the Crank (rotary).
    19 March, 2007
  • Green Hills adds software-defined radio to MULTI

    Extensions to MULTI development tools reduce the memory footprint of the software used to build software-defined radios (SDRs) and automatically optimize the size of the system, reducing the size of existing SCA implementations without shortchanging radio designs by departing from standards.
    19 March, 2007
  • Prosoft Technology expands wireless product line in license-free 2.4GHz band

    Prosoft Technology expands wireless product line in license-free 2.4GHz band

    Products in the license-free 2.4 GHz band include Frequency hopping (FHSS) radios, wireless gateways for PROFIBUS and HART, and in-rack wireless modules for PLCs.
    19 March, 2007
  • Avantis enhances PRO asset management software

    Enhancements provide users with better support for their reliability centered maintenance (RCM) strategies, including enforcement and validation of critical asset information required for integration with third-party root cause analysis (RCA) solutions.
    19 March, 2007
  • Rockwell Automation releases 150hp HPK servo motor

    Rockwell Automation releases 150hp HPK servo motor

    Allen-Bradley High-Power Kinetix (HPK-Series) servo motors are available in ratings to 150 hp, making them suitable for applications that require high power capacities, such as material handling or Web converting. This allows machine builders to increase acceleration and improve the positioning, precision and overall system throughput.
    19 March, 2007
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