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Hardware Comparison: Allen Bradley ControlLogix Control Systems V. Emerson VersaMax Micro and Nano Controllers

Filed Under Allen-Bradley, GE Fanuc, Hardware Comparison, Technology

The ControlLogix Control Systems, made by the well-known Rockwell Automation and their line of automation equipment, Allen Bradley, provide a high-performance experience without sacrificing ease of use. With a common development environment and a tight integration between software and hardware, the time of development and installation is reduced considerably.             As an alternative, Emerson, having […]

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Hardware Comparison: VersaMax Micro and Nano Controllers vs the PACSystems RX3i

Filed Under GE Fanuc, Hardware Comparison, PAC, PLC, Technology, Uncategorized

The VersaMax family is clearly the best for projects looking for a cost-effective and small solution, with a good range of options in case that the smaller models look too limited in features, and enough communication solutions for a comprehensive use.

On the other hand, with up to 32K I/O points, more advanced communication solutions, and modules for high level specialized task, the RX3i is the best for projects where performance is the most important thing

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Hardware Comparison: GE RX3i vs Allen-Bradley ControlLogix

Filed Under Allen-Bradley, Automation, GE Fanuc, Hardware Comparison, Technology

The GE PLC product line has a long history of innovation within the power and energy industry. GE PLC systems are largely implemented in emergency power supply systems, due to their high performance in mission critical power, making it a reliable choice also in various industry scenarios. For this article we will focus on the […]

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Hardware Comparison: RX7I vs RX3I Series Overview

Filed Under GE Fanuc, General, Hardware Comparison, PAC, Technology

Both RX3i and RX7i belong to the GE PAC product series, both controllers are designed for high-speed I/O and fully capable to control the complex process and large-scale Inputs/Outputs. RX3i has an edge over RX7i in its advanced communication options and certification to use in marine environments.

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Infographic: The History of GE Fanuc PLCs

Filed Under GE Fanuc

1986- The GE Fanuc Automation Coproration was jointly established in the U.S.A. by FANUC and General Electric. 1987- GE Fanuc releases the series Five PLC. In the late 1980s, the GE IP Series Five PLC became a popular unit for most mid-range PLC applications. A powerful CPU with a wide array of digital and analog […]

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