When choosing or specifying devices and equipment, it’s easy to get confused when facing two different rating types. These are certification standards applied by two major international organisations: the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL)
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Push buttons, the essential tool used within machines to control various actions. When using pushbuttons, you can follow the IEC/EN 6024-1:2006+A1:2009 Safety of Machinery standard, if applicable. The standard outlines which types and colours of push buttons you should use and for what application.
Cables are a vital component of your control panel, as they convey precise operating instructions to the various applications in your automated system. They provide the conduit for constant communication between control devices and sensors.
This technical guide explores the framework of IPC classes, their hierarchical structure, modern implementation methodologies, and the significant role they play in the global intellectual property landscape.
Understanding the complexities and differences between the IPC Class 2 vs Class 3 electronics manufacturing standards to help engineers choose the right options for their commercial and research-based applications.
In today's competitive landscape, organizations can ill afford the risks of unplanned downtime and premature asset failure. This comprehensive guide unveils smart preventive maintenance strategies to minimize operational disruptions while maximizing productivity and ROI.
In this interview Christian Thiele, Director, Global Vehicle Standards at SAE discusses advanced mobility, knowledge sharing and automotive solutions for the benefit of humanity.
Article #6 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) filters are high-performance chips that help in mitigating interference and reducing the physical size of 5G, Wi-Fi, and other RF communication system designs.
Article #4 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Wi-Fi and cellular networks have both coexisted in the consumer space for decades. A comparison between the most common Radio Frequency (RF) communication technologies reveals where exactly each of them fits in.
Article #3 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: OFDMA, BSS Coloring, TWT, Beamforming, 8X8 MU-MIMO, and 1024-QAM are some key features of Wi-Fi 6/6E that set it apart from all the previous generations of the IEEE 802.11 family.
Article #2 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Research in Wi-Fi today focuses on reducing interference more than anything else. By creating a distributed network with multiple tiny nodes, an ecosystem can be developed that auto-configures itself for best performance.
Article #1 of Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Wi-Fi standards have come a long way since they first surfaced over two decades ago. The developments in its data transfer rates and range have led it to become the most prevalent wireless communication technology of present times.
Introducing the Next-Gen Wi-Fi Applications and Solutions Series: Dive into the world of cutting-edge wireless communication. This new series introduces and explains the developments in Wi-Fi, 5G, and other RF technologies.
Article #2 of our Circuit Protection Series: A short guide to ports, electrical stress, and solutions.
This is the fourth article in an eight-part series exploring 5G. The series will explain key terms and technologies and provide an overview of current and future applications for 5G connectivity.
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