WEBINAR: Design Considerations for IO-Link Industrial Smart Factory Sensors & Actuator
OnDemand Webinar | (Date: Wednesday, November 30, 2022)
Duration: 1 hour
Overview
Smart factories require intelligent sensors and actuators that facilitate better decision making, enabling flexible, and readily optimized manufacturing processes. IO-Link® is a standardized technology that enables traditional sensors to become intelligent sensors and makes a real-time configurable factory floor a reality. In this webinar, a brief history of IO-Link, the IO-Link standard, and how IO-Link is used in smart factory sensing applications will be outlined. The main focus will be on exploring the design challenges for smart factory sensors and actuators and how IO-Link transceivers address them. However, intelligent communications addressed by IO-Link technology is only one piece of the smart factory sensor application.
Of equal importance are the design considerations when implementing the sensor interface. This webinar will also explore how ADI’s precision signal chains accelerate the selection, evaluation and design of data conversion and signal conditioning technology used across the breadth of industrial sensing modalities. Pre-selected technology combinations, tools and expertise offer a simplified design journey, with optimizations for key performance specifications such as noise, bandwidth, density and power efficiency.
What Registrants will learn:
- Explore common design challenges for industrial sensors and how to overcome them
- Understand what IO-Link communication is and how it is used in industrial applications
- Learn how ADI's precision signal chains accelerate the design of industrial sensing solutions
Speakers
Applications Engineer | Analog Devices
Shasta has been an applications engineer for over 15 years with a focus on industrial and IO-Link products for the last 10 years.
Platform Strategy Marketing Engineer | Analog Devices
Claire joined Analog devices in 1999 and currently works in the Precision Platforms Team. In her previous roles in Analog Devices, Claire worked in the Precision Applications and Marketing teams supporting a breadth of precision portfolios. Claire graduated with a BEng in Electronic Engineering from University of Limerick, Ireland.
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