Different models of function generators
Function generators have different models. In this blog, we will discuss the models that are from the brand Siglent a brand that Logicbus (US and Latin America leader company in…
What is a signal generator?
What is a signal generator? A signal generator is an electronic device that generates signals in different properties such as amplitude, frequency, and wave shape. Signal generators are mostly used…
Load cell Indicator
The IHH500 Portable Digital Display is a solution that can be easily integrated to work with Load Cells, Torque Sensors, and Pressure Sensors. The IHH500 Digital Load Cell Indicator has…
What are power transducers?
The power transducers are devices capable of transforming or converting a certain type of input energy into a different one at the output. The transducer is used to obtain information…
What is an HMI? What are its applications and where can they be used?
HMIs or human-machine interfaces are panels or screens, currently tactile and in color with which a user or operator can come into contact with a machine, systems, or industrial process,…
What is an oscilloscope?
An oscilloscope is an electrical measuring instrument. In this one, we can graphically observe the magnitude of an electrical signal with respect to time. The oscilloscope display consists of 2…
Industrial PLC with open source software
The purpose of this blog is to illustrate what does it mean to open-source, what can an industrial plc with open source means, and our recommendation for an industrial plc…
The different controllino models explained
The different controllino models explained In this blog, you will learn the most popular types of controllino models and find the most suitable for your desire applications. A Controllino is…
What makes a great industrial computer?
Choosing the right industrial PC can become a real challenge. In this blog, our purpose is to demonstrate what features make a great industrial PC and which industrial PC is…
How to choose an oscilloscope?
An oscilloscope display consists of 2 axes, the X (horizontal) representing time, and the Y (vertical) axis representing voltage. They are used mainly to visualize transient phenomena as well as…