Why controls die young

Article Abstract:

Microcomputer control systems used in manufacturing can be adversely affected by temperature extremes, corrosion from gases, dust and dirt contamination, constant extremely high or low humidity levels, shock and vibration, and electrical interference.

Microcomputers, Environmental aspects, Control systems

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Winning with better quality: bull's eye for digital inspectors

Article Abstract:

Microprocessor-based inspection capability is expanding rapidly, due to advances in digital electronics. Improved inspection improves product quality, manufacturing productivity, and inspection productivity.

Usage, Innovations, Product quality, CPUs (Central processing units), Microprocessors, Testing, Digital electronics, Tool and die industry, Electronic instruments, Automatic testing equipment

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Get the most from computerized steel-collar workers

Article Abstract:

Servo robots include programmable, computerized, sensory, and assembly.

Analysis, Machinery, Automatic, Automatic machinery

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