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When it comes to PowerFlex drives, the gap between the most cost-effective model and the most technologically advanced unit is quite significant. From the humble PowerFlex 4M and 520-series controllers offering simple and dependable motor control, to the flagship PowerFlex 755T family built with smart features in mind for demanding applications. Technically speaking, both ends of the lineup are doing the same basic job. They take incoming electrical power and control how it’s delivered to the motor. But that’s like comparing a 20-year-old work truck and a newer, fully equipped heavy-duty model. Sure, both can get you down the road, but one is designed to handle a much wider range of conditions, loads, and specialized tasks. It’s this gap that makes the PowerFlex line interesting to compare. Moving from an entry-level drive to a high-performance model doesn’t just add a few settings or a larger enclosure, but rather more sophisticated motor control, beefed-up hardware, and a suite of...
For more than 20 years, one of the most extensively used programmable logic controller (PLC) platforms in small and medium-sized industrial facilities has been the MicroLogix family, which includes the 1000 , 1100 , 1200 , 1400 , and 1500 series. Each MicroLogix controller combines the CPU, power supply, communication interfaces, and fixed or semi-modular input/output (I/O) into a single chassis, making it a small, self-contained automation system. MicroLogix streamlines installation, minimizes cabinet space, and reduces overall system complexity compared to modular PLC systems like CompactLogix and ControlLogix, which distribute these components across a backplane. By enabling modest extension with Bulletin 1769 Compact I/O modules, the MicroLogix 1500 further increases versatility. MicroLogix controllers have enough processing power for a variety of industrial applications, while being small by today’s standards. They handle 16 to several hundred discrete I/O points, provide between...
Automation equipment gets phased out all the time. We see it with PLCs, drives, and everything in between. However, obsolescence doesn’t mean the equipment is unusable or should be replaced immediately. This is the case for the SMC Dialog Plus soft starter family. Discontinued in 2014 as Rockwell phased out the mature product family, the successor to this soft starter family is the SMC-3 , SMC Flex , or the SMC-50 . The question is now whether the SMC Dialog Plus is still worth using or if its newer replacements are a better buy. There are many reasons why someone would want a legacy product over a newer offering. Sometimes it’s just easier to get the same product you know will be reliable and work for your system. Other times the cost of upgrading might not be worth the potential productivity increase of a newer system. Often, a facility needs a direct replacement as soon as possible when their old one breaks. There is no time to fit, program, and upgrade to newer hardware when every...