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Networking of Welding Applications: A Tutorial - Knowing the Basics Behind Network Technology Will Help Users of Welding Equipment Identify Where Networks May Be Most Beneficial

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Author(s)

William G. Rippey, James D. Gilsinn, L Flitter

Abstract

This article describes the basics of network technology and how networks are being applied to commercial welding applications. The goal is to help non-computer-expert weld technology users to decide where products that use networks may be beneficial, and to identify their potential advantages and disadvantages. It will hopefully prepare network newcomers enough for them to follow up with more in-depth reading and investigations. The topics are: What Is Networking Technology? How Are Networks Implemented? Where Can Networks Be Used? (And Why Is the Use of Networks Increasing?) What Welding Applications May Benefit From Network Technology? A List of References for Learning More. Discussion Questions.
Citation
Welding Journal
Volume
79
Issue
No. 1

Keywords

activity model, automation, communications layers, manufacturing, networks, tutorial

Citation

Rippey, W. , Gilsinn, J. and Flitter, L. (2000), Networking of Welding Applications: A Tutorial - Knowing the Basics Behind Network Technology Will Help Users of Welding Equipment Identify Where Networks May Be Most Beneficial, Welding Journal (Accessed December 15, 2024)

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Created January 1, 2000, Updated February 17, 2017