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January 16th ,
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There are many variables to consider when selecting the right temperature sensor for your application, but there is a wide range of availability from which to choose a product too. When you boil (no pun intended) all the variables down, there are basically just 3 overall criteria that need to be considered when selecting a temp [...]
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December 21st ,
2011 →
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Dee Electronics has made available a White Paper Report outlining the 12 biggest mistakes to avoid when selecting Circuit Protection or Circuit Breakers for your application. It’s only a circuit breaker, right? Yet there is enough complexity and confusion when it comes to specifying circuit protection that many engineers are designing equipment with too little [...]
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December 8th ,
2011 →
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When it comes to performance, snap action switch/sensor technology definitely has been field-proven. Its simple operating premise has survived decades of technological improvements and demanding environments. Why? Because it works. When choosing a switch for an application, snap action should unquestionably be considered. Besides its track record, the technology offers a long mechanical life. Of [...]
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November 23rd ,
2011 →
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Learn how to apply multiple branches and multi-wire terminals with circuit breakers in industrial control panels in accordance with Underwriters Laboratories (UL) standard 508A and the National Electrical Code (NEC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 70-2011). Molded-case circuit breakers are used for the main overcurrent protective device (OCPD) and the main disconnecting means for an [...]
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October 25th ,
2011 →
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Cables are often the last component considered during system designs. In many situations, cables are really the system’s lifeline—if a cable goes down, the entire system can stop. For example, if the cable system ued for data transmission in a spacecraft fails, the communication between the craft and mission control could be lost. Cable reliability [...]
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October 13th ,
2011 →
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The determination of Short Circuit Current Ratings can appear to be a formidable task to complete if you are not familiar with the National Electrical Code® or the UL 508A Standard for Industrial Control Panels in the United States. However, by breaking the task down into systematic steps, the process can be much simpler to [...]
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September 30th ,
2011 →
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End of Life (EOL) issues are something that every Original Equipment Manufacturer Engineer, Buyer, Purchasing and Materials Manager, and Supply Manager have to deal with on a weekly basis. Although parts going End of Life is unavoidable, because everything comes to an end, there are proactive and strategic steps that can be taken to better [...]
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September 16th ,
2011 →
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Dee offers a free white paper report that identifies key issues experienced by manufacturers of equipment regarding handling and detection of liquids, with capacitive proximity sensors in particular. It examines concrete sensing/monitoring methods that will improve processes while guaranteeing reliable and dependable noninvasive liquid level detection. The trend towards more sophisticated equipment, which are expected [...]
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August 23rd ,
2011 →
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Selecting the correct inductive proximity sensor for an application can be an intimidating process. There are literally thousands of models available from various vendors, so having a good starting point to narrow down the field is essential. This Free Report is a quick read, but packs extremely valuable information and a good reference guide to [...]
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July 27th ,
2011 →
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We all know about delay curves for circuit breakers, but there are many secondary characteristics that can add value and reduce cost for a particular application. Design engineers need to be conscious of these characteristics to improve designs while assuring the precise protection for their application. DEE offers a Free White Paper Report covering the [...]
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