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Grow Up, Get Down, Get Green
ControlGlobal.com
Increasingly Capable Drives and Motor Controls Are Moving into More Diverse, Smaller-Ticket Applications, as Well as Helping Users Gain the Operating Efficiencies to Meet Green Initiatives

National Instruments' LEGO podcast
ControlGlobal.com
NI's Ray Almgren and John Field talk about the company’s partnership with LEGO that will include a built-in version of LabView in every Mindstorm robotics kit shipped this Christmas.

Choosing motor controls and drives
ControlGlobal.coom
In any industrial control application, using the right drives and motor controls can make or break the project, and also can make a huge difference in how well those applications perform.

So much to learn, so little time
ControlGlobal.com
Process control authority Bela Liptak brings in specialists from his cadre of co-authors to answer a reader's question. Find out which books and online courses they recommend for continued education.

White Papers: In Depth Research

GE Fanuc’s Proficy Becomes Reality for Collaborative Process Automation
Author: GE Fanuc
Posted: 03/10/2008
It is a significant competitive advantage for an automation supplier to offer an open and collaborative production environment that embraces standards and can address the full scope of automation and control applications from process to discrete and motion applications. Download this white paper to learn more about collaborative process automation.

How to meet EMC Standards in industrial applications
Author: ABB
Posted: 06/07/2005
This White Paper reviews electromagnetic compatibility standards (EMC) and what adjustable frequency drives specifiers for global OEMs should recommend for industrial applications.

The four-fold method of noise and vibration control
Author: E-A-R Specialty Composites
Posted: 05/17/2005
This White Paper on noise and vibration control will help control engineers get a better understanding of how passive acoustical systems can best be used to improve instrument designs at the lowest cost.

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