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RFID - Recognize your car
	RFID - The concepts of the "transparent" individual and continuous observation are a nightmare scenario. However observation cannot be stringent enough in manufacturing. There is never enough - in fact there is too little – in this area.

FDT/DTM Is A Historic Opportunity
	The standardisation of the 4-20mA interface in the eighties was the first steps towards the standardisation of instrumentation and control signals.

excom® - High availability of distributed systems through PNO redundancy
	Automation of modern process-related installations is increasingly being structured on adistributed basis. This trend has been emerging since the mid-seventies when the firstdistributed process control system (DCS) appeared on the market.

Remote interface technology - a new approach
	If you look at the history of interface technology, it is clear to see that it continuously produced some interesting innovations.

Technology for Process Diagnostics
	When faults occur in a system, identifying their cause is the most important requirement forimplementing measures to prevent the possibility of them occurring in the future.

Intelligent Temperature Sensor
	Last year Turck presented the new PS400/PS500 series of pressure sensors. The successful philosophy behind this series naturally formed the basis for a further development in temperature sensors, which Turck will be presenting as the new TS400/500.

RFID in industrial manufacturing
	One field of industrial manufacturing has being applying RFID systems practically unnoticed by the public eye. What are the characteristic features of the industry where these systems are used and what exactly are they?

BL67 - Outgrowing the Switching Cabinet
	In a distributed installation of machines and systems, the I/O signals have to be processed directly in the field. An efficient solution in this context is a modular I/O system with protection rating IP67

PROFIBUS-DP Fibre-optic coupler for Zone 1
	The new fibre-optic coupler OC11Ex/2G converts intrinsically safe PROFIBUS-DP IS signals into intrinsically safe optical signals (and viceversa). The RS485-IS interface fully complies with the PROFIBUS guidelines of the PNO.

Multibarrier enables more field devices in the explosion hazardous area
	Fieldbus systems have established themselves in recent times in various branches of industry as communication systems in the fields of factory and process automation.

excom® – remote I/O system in a bio-oil refinery
	It took hardly a year from the ground breaking ceremony in January 2002 until the end of 2002 for the Magdeburg- based bio-oil plant to begin pilot operation. Official production started on 23rd of February 2003.

Smart sensor system stops dangerous motion
	The protection of people in their daily work has the highest priority. This requires the use of smart sensors which stop the dangerous motion of a machine in the event of danger.

Basic Information on Temperature Sensors
	The seventh part of our series on the “Basic Principles of Sensor Technology”, produced incollaboration with Hans Turck GmbH & Co.KG, deals with temperature sensors.

Safe and cost-efficient field technology
	Safety and reliability are extremely important in the development of industrial automation components, especially in view of products for explosion hazardous areas. A multibarrier with complete galvanic isolation for field of the process technology

Safe and reliable communication via remote I/Os
	The chemical industry has specific demands regarding system fail-safety and operational reliability. For this reason, this sector usually employs proven concepts and technologies.

More than a mere source of energy
	The tasks of a power supply quite often exceed the pure supply of energy to a switching circuit. One of these is to protect the functional electronics against inadmissible influences.

L-GAGE meet the LT3 “Time-of-Flight” laser sensor
	A&D interview with: Frank Denk, Alfred Hack und Christian Wolf, Hans Turck GmbH & C0. KG, Mülheim a. d. Ruhr

Inductive Sensors - A One-For-All Solution?
	Car makers are turning their backs on the excessive oversupply of application-specific sensors. The additional benefits created are often too insignificant to justify the high costs of implementing special sensor solution.

The electronic alternative ...
	TURCK's IM devices in a compact and space saving device for cabinet mounting: simple exchange of modules despite a high packing density.

Fieldbus systems in machine engineering
	The Dutch company CSI has decided to opt for piconet PROFIBUS-DP I/O modules. CSI is a middle-sized Netherlands-based company that offers palletting, transport and robotic packaging systems to manufacturers of consumer goods.

Ring sensors – now up to 100 mm
	TURCK has extended its product range in the inductive ring sensor field. Now an even larger ring sensor – the S32 XL – is available with an internal diameter of 100 mm.

Linear Displace-ment and Rotary Position Sensors
	Robot grippers and welding guns can now also be integrated into fieldbus systems, using special bus modules for Profibus DP and DeviceNet.

High speed flow control
	A lot has changed for the manufacturers and users of sensors since the introduction of the ATEX guidelines (94/9/EC) on 01 July 2003. There have been a lot of changes, particularly in zones which are rarely or only briefly explosion hazardous areas.

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