Industrial Automation

I am a fresh engineer, i am want to start my carrier with Industrial Automation. Some of my friends suggest me to do the industrial automation training from the companies or training institutes. I searched in google and i found the following institues. Can anyone please check and suggest me which one is the good to learn. Below you can find the website of those training providers, https://www.infercon.com/ https://www.infercon.ca/ https://www.inferconautomation.com/ https://www.excelautomationsolutions.com/ https://www.excelautomationsolutions.in/

Hi, i have two older powrmatic ducted air heaters that we use throughout the year (in summer without heat) to heat and circulate air around our dog care facility. We have problems with dog hair and dander being constantly reciculated and settling on everything up in the roof. we would like to fit some sort of filters to help remove this but out heaters are old (have no current filters) and the manufacturer no longer produces any filters, so far i am thinking of contructing some sort of box frame around the air intakes to hold a filter in place that can then be cleaned on a regualr basis, but i dont know anything about what suitable filter to use or it there may be any ready made options. Our heaters are both Powrmatic CPG300UD/1 any help would be grately recieved. Many thanks

Hi everyone , First time posting here. I have this digital counter that i have set to count to 10 when sensors are activated it activates the output and when other sensor activates and counts back down to 9 the output turns off .. all works fine. I would like to programme the unit so it will not count over 10 even when a semsor is activated on the upcount or go below 0 if the downcount sensor is activated. so in effect only work between the numbers of 0-10 , would anyone know the programming for this? Thank you 

Hi. I need to use an IOT2020/40 to measure a thermocouple signal and control the position of a damper for airflow. I can convert the thermocouple signal into a 0-10V and read it on the IOT2020/40. The controller on the damper needs a 0-10V input signal to set its position. What would be the easiest way to output an analogue voltage signal from the IOT2020/40? Will I need to use PWM and a low pass filter of some sort, or is there a direct way of doing it? I want to use this in an industrial cabnet, so I can't really hack it. Regards Peter

Can I use a Lovato, 4PDT 3 Position 60° Rotary Switch, 230 V, 600 V, 20 A, between two 7.2kw car chargers so its either/or?

I need a spec of display board Medtronic pb560

I am a potter and have a 40 yr. old potters wheel driven by a DC motor which has reached the end of its life. I have a replacement AC motor which I wish to fit. The wiring is both ancient, Black & Red plus earth, and is set up for DC. The power is fed in via a domestic three pin plug. The on/off switch is old and temperamental as well as the on and off function it also has a circuit breaker – which further complicates the wiring. The on/off switch is connected to a speed controller which is also original and the wires to the motor attach by a multi pin plug – which is perished. The company who manufactured it is no longer trading. The long and short of it, is that I think a root and branch transplant is needed! My thoughts are to replace the on/off switch with an RS Pro non fused panel mounted unit and to replace the controller with a modern electronic fan speed controller. The existing unit has a small gear cog which connects with a quadrant cog connected by a rod to a foot peddle. The housing,  cog and connecting system are all in good order and can be reused. Wiring wise I hope to use water proof 3 core cable I have in stock. All the electrics are housed within the wooden cabinet of the wheel, and although the water side of operations is separate ingress cannot be completely ruled out. Any comments and advice is very welcome. I plan to do the set-up myself and then have it checked by an electrician.

Dear All Is anyone can suggest ? which IC can be used for BLDC Motor Controller ? (PCB Photo is shown here) Thanks & Regards Satish S. Saindane +919890190007

Hello,  I am wanting to make a dinner plate or a salad plate float.  I have seen companies like levitate X make a dinner plate float, however i was wondering if there was a way to do this home made. Or if this is safe to do at all.  With some research i know that I need neodynium magnets, however are there any strong enough to do this? I know the levitate X uses an electromagetic current to make it float.  Please let me know if this is possible and how i could go about creating this! Many thanks.

Can I replace the crimp die in a 488-1364 crimper? If so what is the part number of the die?

        I’m trying to recreate a smaller version of this hand held sparking trick.  It’s currently powered by a 9v rechargable Ni cd battery, I’m hoping to use a smaller motor and battery which would be easier to hold in my hand. I was wondering if even a 1.5v battery and motor might work? Can anyone advise where I might find the components?  

  I have a screw type compressor with a 3 phase 5.5kw motor. The compressor is controlled by a computerized main controller. What type of variable frequency drive converter do you recommend.  

Good afternoon,  We bought a 230V 1Ph 50/60 Hz AD550 pump from a suppliers in South Africa. We need to connect this pump onto a VSD to control the flow output. We want to use either a Siemens Inverter Drive, 1-Phase In, 0 → 550Hz Out 0.55 kW, 230 V, 3.2 A SINAMICS V20, IP20, USS/Modbus RTU or a Schneider Electric Inverter Drive, 1-Phase In, 400Hz Out 0.18 kW, 230 V with EMC Filter, 2.8 A ALTIVAR 12, IP20, ModBus Can this work or what can you recommend for us to use?   Thank you for your reply. Much appreciated. Leon Gouws

I have some switchable glass panels (opaque/clear) in my building which switches based on a momentary 12v dc input. It then gives out 60v ac to the panels. The previous switch units switch differently with an 'on' and seperate 'off' 12v dc signal and aren't available any more. There are still 3 of them present which control 3 out of the 4 sets of panels. The new module now gets a signal to turn on every other press of the button (digital display with on and off buttons) resulting in 3 sets of panels being on and the other being off most of the time. They sometimes line up but you have to cycle on and off a few times which isnt ideal. To the question... is there a relay or controller of some sort which will take the on and off signals coming into the new unit, and translate them to a momentary (less than 1sec) signal in order to switch the unit in sync with the others? Thanks Josh