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Nordson Introduces Concert Series Temperature Controllers To Improve Equipment Utilization And Flexibility

2013-08-02 08:57:59| textileweb News Articles

Concert series temperature controllers from Nordson Corporation provide an easy, economical way to increase application flexibility and capacity of material melters

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Touchscreen Controllers enable single-layer shieldless designs.

2013-07-19 14:32:51| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

AEC-Q100-compliant and fully automotive qualified, maXTouch® mXT336S is optimized for 7 in. touchscreens, while mXT224S targets smaller touchscreens and touchpads. Since devices provide optimized noise handling and filtering capabilities, shields are no longer required and designers can use single-layer sensors instead of dual or triple layers. Controllers support touch detection, up to 10 simultaneous touches, touch size reporting, and single- and dual-touch gesture calculation. This story is related to the following:Touchscreen Controllers

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Temperature Controllers maximize material melter utilization.

2013-07-16 14:31:12| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

By allowing individual temperature control of up to 6 heating zones for each melter, Concert™ Series enables single melter to serve multiple individual applications simultaneously. Controllers use Optix™ touchscreen interface for set-up and operation as well as system status at-a-glance. Upper and lower temperature limits can be established for each channel. Offering temperature standby mode, controllers are suited for nonwovens construction, product assembly, and packaging applications. This story is related to the following:Temperature Controllers

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PS4 and Xbox One controllers: How we can fix controller stagnation

2013-07-12 15:55:01| Extremetech

Video games have come a long way in the last three decades, but controllers have been very slow to change. Gamepad design has been evolving at a snail's pace, and we've rarely seen big jumps forward. Touchscreens and motion controls are by far the most radical departures from traditional controls, but they both leave something to be desired in terms of precision. In this post, I'll be highlighting some of the issues controllers are stuck with, while offering some solutions about what the industry should do to keep game controls accessible and precise at the same time.

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