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Best-in-class control panel design, engineering, and manufacturing based on your unique needs. Turck, a leader in industrial automation solutions, can design and incorporate industry-leading fieldbus technology, cables, connectors and more into a single, efficient control system. We are certified for hazardous locations and explosion-proof electrical equipment. Rigorous testing ensures reliable performance at the site.
UR robots achieve a significant enhancement in overall performance by using an RLS’ AksIM series magnetic rotary encoder, supplied by Renishaw’s associate company RLS.
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Whether you’re designing industrial robots, process control technology, high-speed data systems, or any other factory automation technology, TE Connectivity can help. With over 75 years of experience, we continually innovate easy-to-install, reliable interconnect solutions that can reduce machine maintenance, downtime, and costs.
Download our comprehensive guide with 5 essential documents profiling our industrial control and automation connectors, cables, relays, and more.
If so, pallet conveyors may be just what is needed.
Pallet conveyors can help optimize your manufacturing process by:
• Standardize your material handling line
• Streamlining your labor force
• Allow you to quickly change-over for new products
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The twenty-first century Operating Room in many modern hospitals bears little resemblance to its counterpart of the mid-twentieth century. What is obviously different is the addition of numerous electronic systems, none of which were even conceivable until the advent of modern electronic technology in the 1960’s.
Diagnosis-driven yield analysis (DDYA) is a technology that uses production test results, volume scan diagnosis, and statistical analysis to find the cause of yield loss in IC chips. It helps with yield ramp of new manufacturing processes, improving yield of mature processes, and meeting test quality standards for automotive ICs. Applying yield analysis based on volume scan diagnosis results that incorporate design layout and failure data, rather than relying on manufacturing process data alone, can reduce the cycle time to root cause of yield loss by 75-90%.
The amount of electronic content in passenger cars continues to grow rapidly, driven mainly by the integration of various advanced safety features, which will increase further with the move towards fully autonomous vehicles. It is critical that these safety-related devices adhere to the highest possible quality and reliability requirements formalized in the ISO 26262 standard that is being rapidly adopted by automotive manufacturers and suppliers worldwide. This paper describes the advanced test capabilities for testing digital and analog portions of ICs for use in automotive applications.
The importance of automobile safety has driven several key innovations over the last 50 years. It all started with the seat belt in 1966 when the U.S. Congress authorized the Federal Government to set safety standards for new cars. By 1968, seat belts, padded dashboards and other safety features became mandatory equipment. Since the early days of auto safety, many more innovations such as anti-lock brakes and airbags arrived on the scene as standard safety equipment.
This white paper reviews recent innovations within COTS technology that are helping wire harness manufacturers deliver transformational manufacturing engineering automation and integration with other technologies in the process. This will enable a digitally continuous data flow that can remove excessive cost, time and pressure and will help manufacturers meet the increasing demands of the industry.
After sliding from its peak more than 25 years ago, U.S. manufacturing appears to be on the way back. Factory automation is a critical element enabling U.S. manufacturing companies to effectively compete in the global marketplace. To maintain this competitive trend, modern robotic and automation systems require higher precision and faster speeds than ever before.  |
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