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The security of school campuses, businesses, hospitals, residential units, and other organizations is experiencing constantly changing, near-frenetic needs. Electronic access-control systems (EACS) installed onsite help to protect people, facilities, assets, and intellectual property from potential threats and theft. These units may be powered by a traditional electrical
In 2003, the 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) was introduced, representing several standards and ad hoc systems that deliver data along with electric power via twisted-pair Ethernet cabling. This technology quickly gained popularity because it only requires a single cable rather than two (one providing power and another delivering data) for devices.
Power over Ethernet (PoE) is a novel power supply for Ethernet-connected devices. Eliminating the need for separate power supplies and outlets, it offers an efficient approach to motor design for motion control. Let’s walk through the basics of PoE and learn how the process can apply to motion control applications.
PoE refers to a technique that enables the transfer
Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology is booming. New PoE-capable devices for smart buildings are flooding the market at a remarkable rate. Now is the right time to pay attention to your cabling infrastructure and ensure you’re getting it right.
PoE technology has been around for decades, but it’s increasingly making waves in the business world as more companies
The Ethernet Alliance has launched an oral-history archive called the Voices
There are thousands of data centers worldwide, with approximately half of these in the top 20 global cities. Gartner identifies three crucial segments that Data and Analytics (D&A) corporations
A flood of data engulfs today’s business environment, which changes how companies handle computing. That explains why enterprises are increasingly adopting edge computing, an IT framework that processes data at the point of generation — the edge.
Though it serves a similar role as remote data centers, edge computing has several benefits. It reduces latency, gives
George Moore answered the question of how long technology lasts in 1965. In fact, his answer became known as Moore’s Law.
“The number of transistors incorporated in a chip will approximately double every 24 months.”—Gordon Moore, Intel co-founder.
Transistors form the circuitry needed to power computer chips. As the number of transistors increases,
One lesson we can learn from the COVID-19 pandemic is the immediate need for health equity. Although poverty and lack of access are still leading barriers to health equity, the adverse effects of the pandemic worsened the problem, exposing the true extent of inequity in health care. The pandemic resulted in hospitals being
