Your guide to modularity in production technology

Supplied by HARTING Pty Ltd on Thursday, 11 February, 2021

Machine and plant manufacturers who adopt consistent modular methods are often particularly successful. Interfaces play a central role in this approach. Learn about modularity in production technology. You will discover:

  • A recommended matrix view of machines and plants and the resulting practical activities
  • The standard aspects of modular connectors when combining power, data and signals
  • How to create EMC-compatible solutions with new shielded modules
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