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The top 5 articles from the past week include PID tuning, predictive control and PLC programming.

Control Engineering research shows the importance of control systems, motors and drives, process instrumentation and sensors, system integration and industrial networking. Advice focuses on how to automate.

Understand options for industrial network fault monitoring and fault detection. Learn how industrial network analyzers with graphing capabilities can provide useful information. See how always-on industrial network monitoring tools can find intermittent problems.

While 5G has the potential to enable a variety of new high-value use-cases, it will require a robust infrastructure capable of providing large quantities of bandwidth at an ultra-low latency while also reducing power consumption.

The industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is being embraced by manufacturers as a natural extension of automation and controls development.

When it comes to cybersecurity, the role of the human cannot be overemphasized and it is vital all employees have a good understanding.

Flowmeters and field instruments can play a key role in helping companies to make their production operations cleaner and greener.

In a webcast on new SCADA features and functions, Avanceon’s Matt Ruth and Nicholas Imfeld discuss advances in SCADA technology.

Recent innovations have been good for tracking technology providers and end-users; what’s in the pipeline seems likely to provide additional industrial benefits.

Control Engineering’s most clicked articles in July 2023 included stories on PLC programming, Industry 4.0, edge computing and more. Miss something? You can catch up here.