Contents NEWS
5 NI acquires monoDrive EDITOR’S CHOICE
12 To adopt Industry 4.0, we must look to the Lighthouses
FEATURES
Cases & enclosures 16 Can you afford not to have the correct cooling maintenance in place?
City Technology has recently introduced their new slim profile intelligent digital (iseries) alongside their analogue (1series) gas sensors. Both models are more than 60 per cent slimmer than a 4 series sensor and now come with an extended operating life of five years, as well as improved temperature and humidity performance. Both types can be easily identified with the unique housing colour for each gas type. Find out more on page 8.
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18 EVs drive demand for robust enclosures
Test & measurement 20 Meteorology on Mars 24 Eyes on the skies
Handheld instruments 26 Keeping the lights on
Sensors & transducers
34 Three steps to successful wireless sensor installation
36 Ten questions to consider when selecting a measurement sensor
Pressure measurement 40 Getting the measure of Grappa
Data acquisition
44 µModule data acquisition solution eases engineering challenges for a diverse set of precision applications
Internet of Things 52 How to gain full value from digitalisation
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