New Products – November 2022
With the SPS tradeshow, there is a wave of new products to announce this month from: Turck, Omron, LAPP, KUNBUS, HMS Networks, CoreTigo, BEx-Solution, and Baumer.
With the SPS tradeshow, there is a wave of new products to announce this month from: Turck, Omron, LAPP, KUNBUS, HMS Networks, CoreTigo, BEx-Solution, and Baumer.
PROFINET is fast, transparent and future-oriented, making it an excellent fit for drive technology manufacturers like Dunkermotoren. The integration of the complete electronics into the motor housing offers a super-compact overall solution with synchronous communication and eliminates the need for costly gateways.
Lots of omlox activity this month, from PI and omlox exhibiting at IMTS in Chicago, to a new omlox reference installation in Germany, to new technology and updates from an omlox hub software provider, Flowcate. Read all the latest here.
New IO-Link products to announce this month include: combined humidity and temperature sensors from Turck; pressure, level, and temperature sensors from Euroswitch; rotary encoders from POSITAL; thermal flowmeters from E+E Elektronik; and optoelectronic sensors from Balluff.
Recent events at Hannover Messe 2022 revealed the latest on PROFINET over TSN and progress towards a common TSN test plan for all industrial protocols using the IEC/IEEE 60802 TSN profile for Industrial Automation.
Lots of new products to announce this month from: Emerson, Softing, Deutschmann Automation, Advanced Energy Industries, Phoenix Contact, ifm electronic, Grid Connect, Real Time Automation, Pozyx, and NXP.
Updates from PI Brazil: An Ethernet-APL Board has been set up to promote and support the technology in process automation plants; IO-Link teaching kits have been built and are ready for use; and a new Working Group has been formed addressing cables and connection technology in industrial networks.
While fieldbus wiring has become decentralized, power supply wiring has stuck to the central wiring approach. New standards such as «M12-Power» now allow the power supply to follow the network wiring. This structured wiring for power and bus can be well described as «Power follows Bus».