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Types of Relays
Relays are fundamental components in industrial control systems, providing reliable isolation and switching of electrical loads. This article explains how solid state and electromechanical relays operate, highlights key features and performance considerations, and outlines how to select the right relay for demanding applications.
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Product Highlight: IF-IOL Series IO-Link® Converter
Many facilities still rely on proven 4–20 mA and 0–10 V analog sensors for critical measurements. While these signals remain widely supported, integrating them into modern digital architectures can introduce unnecessary complexity, particularly as systems scale or require more granular diagnostics.
The IF-IOL Series IO-Link® Converter is designed to bridge that gap. By converting legacy analog signals into IO-Link® process data, the IF-IOL Series enables existing sensors to participate in a standardized, bidirectional digital communication framework without requiring sensor replacement or extensive rewiring.
Types of Accelerometers
An accelerometer is a device that can measure acceleration experienced by an object. However, there are many types of accelerometers. In this article you will learn about those.
Sanitary Sensors & 3‑A Standards
Sanitary sensors are purpose-built measurement devices designed for applications where preventing contamination is as critical as maintaining measurement accuracy. Unlike general industrial sensors, they must meet additional hygienic requirements to support cleanability, regulatory compliance, and product safety in food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic processes. Standards such as 3‑A Sanitary Standards provide guidance on sensor design, materials, and installation practices to help reduce contamination risk and protect the integrity of sanitary production systems.