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      <description>Dear Editor I am not sure what the official definition of cloud computing is, but I am pretty sure of what my IT needs are as a small business owner: backup and access.&lt;br&gt;Generally speaking the type of IT people you can afford as a small business owner understand IT (to a greater or lessor degree) but not much about its use. Its much the same in large companies, but in my corporate days we could </description>
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      <description>Dear Editor Mark Heywood, (EngineerIT, April 2013 lead editorial) is absolutely correct in his observations. We need to do all we can to try and improve the dismal state of public education inflicted on the majority of youngsters ­ the government is repeatedly proving itself incapable of making the necessary effort and needs forceful support. Lowering the pass mark just doesn't help anyone in the </description>
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      <description>Dear Editor For the electronics industry 2013 started well. New life has been breathed into the manufacturing sector in the Western Cape with the opening of a plant that is assembling fully knocked down kits from the Far East.&lt;br&gt;The deal was made possible by the tireless work of the Department of Trade and Industry and the Industrial Development Corporation who also brought to the party a fair po</description>
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      <description>Hans van de Groenendaal in conversation with Albert Kopp, CEO Avnet Kopp ­ retiring end of June 2013.&lt;br&gt;I spent a great hour, over some good coffee, talking about the highlights ­ and some failures ­ over the past almost 40 years in the electronic component business. 

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      <description>by Mark Botha, EE Publishers A 20% import duty was imposed on LED lamps and fittings as of 1 January 2013, and a further application by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the International Trade Administration Commission (ITAC) for another duty increase is currently pending. 

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      <description>by Hans van de Groenendaal, features editor, EngineerIT The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has, over the past few years, been labelled by industry commentators as an organisation that has neither the teeth nor the will to enforce its own regulations or to regulate spectrum effectively, to take South Africa on the broadband highway. 
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      <description>by Hans van de Groenendaal, EngineerIT We posed questions to a number of industry experts about electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), the branch of electrical sciences which studies the unintentional generation, propagation and reception of electromagnetic energy with reference to the unwanted effects i.e.&lt;br&gt;electromagnetic interference (EMI) that such energy may induce. 
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Electronic conferencing could become the new buzzword ­ having gone through terminology such as teleconferencing, videoconferencing, voice-conferencing and telepresence. What they all have in common is that they claim to save time and money, reducing the need to travel and the latest buzz expression "reducing the carbon footprint". While we </description>
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The software industry in South Africa plays a substantial role in the enterprise industry through software solutions for business. There are many processes that need to be followed to ensure that operations are smooth and that the necessary tasks are undertaken to achieve service delivery. 
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      <description>CMMI is the acronym for capability maturity model integration. The Joburg Centre for software engineering (JCSE) defines CMMI as a process improvement model that is used to rate the maturity of organisations' processes. It was developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) in Pittsburgh in the USA to assist companies from a host of sectors improve their a</description>
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      <description>Compiled by Matthew White, Iona Press Services 
Altech exits East and West Africa, looks eastward South Africa's Allied Technologies (Altech) has disposed of its loss-making East and West African operations that have hampered the company's performance over the past two years. Altech disposed of its 75% stake in Nigeria-based Altech West Africa under a vendor-funded preference share arrangement th</description>
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      <description>1 Simply more than a smart phone   Samsung Galaxy S4 is more like a laptop in a phone format, encompassing   a larger screen size and battery, minimised bezel; all housed in the light   (130 g) and slim (136,6 x 69,8 x 7,9 mm) shape. It is slimmer yet stronger with   its body made from polycarbonate which is a durable, scratch-resistant   yet lightweight material ­ ideal for everyday use. Currentl</description>
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      <description>While demanding better protection than ever from their UPSs, users face unprecedented constraints on their budgets as well as pressure to "go green". Modular UPS topology is the answer for ICT operators facing these pressures and is currently the fastest growing segment of the 3-phase UPS market. ABB's UPS systems are based on decentralised parallel architecture (DPA), which means that each UPS mo</description>
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      <description>According to Teraco, the key to uninterrupted power within a datacentre lies in optimising the lifespan of the batteries. Optimisation is influenced by incorrect operating conditions within the battery room, and therefore the temperatures need to be kept at an optimum level and also in accordance with the battery manufacturers' recommendations. This will prevent a reduced life expectancy for the b</description>
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      <description>With the deregulation of South Africa's communication sector over the past few years, the local telecoms environment is becoming more vibrant, with increased competition between providers offering consumers more options than ever before. Where one incumbent was once the sole provider of all telephony and internet access, today South African businesses and individuals can choose between a myriad of</description>
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      <description>Canon has unveiled two new additions to its entry-level consumer DSLR line-up ­ the EOS 700D and EOS      100D.&lt;br&gt;Complemented by the introduction 
of a new standard zoom lens, the EF-S 18 ­ 55 mm f/3,5 ­ 5,6 IS STM, both new models, offer outstanding 18 megapixel resolution with simple touch screen operation, making it easy to capture and relive every moment in stunning detail, whatever your sk</description>
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      <description>With its industrial WLAN Access Point/Client WLAN 5100, Phoenix Contact presents a new device for wireless communication in accordance with the WLAN standard IEEE 802.11n. The wireless component supports the multiple input multiple output (mimo) technology with 
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      <description>The T4 series (10 kVA ­ 20 kVA) is a physically small on-line UPS but is said to retain all the features normally associated with double conversion technology ­ meaning that the mains supply is rectified to a DC voltage and rebuilt into a very clean and                  regulated AC voltage, and that at all times your critical load runs 
from this clean no break supply. An advantage offered by th</description>
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      <description>Extron Electronics is an international manufacturer of professional AV system integration products. With offices around the world and an EMEA office in The Netherlands providing long-standing support to the African ProAV market, the decision was made to establish a physical presence in South Africa to increase support and provide easy access to training. Staff from both the newly opened South Afri</description>
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      <description>The Porsche Design retail store in Johannesburg has selected Nashua Mobile as its exclusive cellular service provider partner for the Porsche design P9981 BlackBerry smartphone. Aficionados of luxury brands will be able to purchase voice and data contracts for this stylish premium device through Nashua Mobile when they visit Africa's first Porsche Design retail store in Hyde Park Corner, Johannesb</description>
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      <title>Cloud-based backup solution for Kenyan mobile users 
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      <description>Gemalto has announced that Safaricom is using its LinqUs cloud backup solution to offer mobile subscribers in Kenya a     comprehensive     back-up service for phonebook contacts.&lt;br&gt;Compatible with most of the handset models, the solution ensures that Safaricom customers can easily protect themselves against the disruption caused by phone theft, loss, damage or replacement, through saving all 
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Automation equipment, which includes robots, is rapidly becoming a core component to lean manufacturing and the reduction of manufactur</description>
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      <description>Engineering consulting expert Carab Tekniva has introduced the technologically advanced U-Fi wireless communication solution that is specifically designed to track and record maintenance and testing undertaken on power plant boilers. The U-Fi interface is a wireless communication solution developed by the Carab Tekniva Group and enables a seamless transition 
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      <description>Available from IAC is the new RSP-Smart, an inexpensive variant to the tried and tested family of RSP switches in its Hirschmann product range. Like the other devices in the family, this managed switch is able to withstand electrostatic discharges, magnetic fields and strong vibrations. It offers six fast Ethernet Ports instead of eleven, and these are available for twisted pair cable (100 base-TX</description>
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      <description>Honeywell recently announced the availability of OneWireless Network Release 210, which incorporates several new features that make wireless technology 

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      <description>For applications in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries as well as in packaging technology, Beckhoff offers a complete control solution in "Hygienic Design," consisting of Panel PCs, I/O modules and the servo motors from the AM8800 series, all in a stainless steel finish.&lt;br&gt;The new stainless steel planetary gears from the AG2800 series supplement the AM8800 servo motors to form compl</description>
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      <description>I/O signals from Phoenix Contact's Radioline systems can now be connected directly to control units via the Modbus RTU protocol. For 
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      <description>A set of time-consuming tasks can confront design engineers evaluating and selecting safety automation products. It can be an arduous process of printing out machinery layout drawings, drawing hard and movable guarding, and identifying potentially hazardous access points. Rockwell Automation is addressing this challenge with two new tools that automate and accelerate best-in-class safety functiona</description>
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      <description>BEKA has launched its fourth generation models. These new instruments are UK designed and manufactured and are based on the accumulated experience gained from thousands of installations coupled with the latest electronic, production and certification technology, resulting in larger digits, improved visibility, more standard features and even higher reliability plus significant economic advantages.</description>
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Today's industrial process control applications increasingly use automated systems to optimise operations and ensure a safer, more productive process. Linear position sensors used in these automated systems provide highly accurate feedback on product parameters, control states and outputs to machine controllers. 
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      <description>The LST400 is an ultrasonic level transmitter capable of measuring liquid level or solid applications up to 15 m, or flow rates in all types of open channel flow 
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      <description>Bronkhorst Cori-Tech B.V. has released a new model in its series of compact Coriolis mass flow meters/controllers for accurate measurement and control of (very) low flow rates. With the introduction of mini-Cori-Flow model M15, the maximum flow range of this product line is extended from 0 ­ 30 kg/h to 0 ­ 300 kg/h. The instruments are suitable for both liquid and gas flow applications, and the un</description>
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      <description>Turck is extending its successful uprox+ sensor range with a robust washdown variant in a Q80 housing. The non-flush inductive proximity switch detects 
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      <description>With the ever-escalating cost of fuel, the siphoning-off of fuel from vehicles for illicit sale in commercial fleets and industry is said to be on the increase. Rototherm uses the proven Canongate technology. Tank-i has been developed for level measurement on the vehicle fuel tank, and is a solution that allows 
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      <description>Leuze multiple light beam safety sensors (MLD series) were designed for efficiency right from the start by Leuze Electronic, and these sensors have now been equipped with new functions as part of a further development.&lt;br&gt;Effective immediately, the user can increase or reduce the operating range of the Leuze MLD units from 50 m to 20 m in one simple action. This increased functionality is particul</description>
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      <description>The new TAD091 temperature transmitters from Ifm Electronic     feature integrated        drift monitoring, as well as a diagnostic and backup        function that         monitors temperatures with the very high accuracy of 0,2°K.&lt;br&gt;at -10 to 100°C, 
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      <description>LEM introduces its new HLSRseries of current transducers, that provides an alternative to resistive shunt/optocoupler configurations for insulated current measurements up to 50 A. 
The five new HLSR transducers      will satisfy application requirements in, for example: industrial inverters and motor drives; 
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      <description>Comtest has introduced Fluke CNX, a customisable, troubleshooting tool-set of wireless test tools that work together, recording live measurements remotely and simultaneously on a single screen.&lt;br&gt;CNX Modules measure AC voltage, temperature and AC current with a standard clamp or flex clamp. Possible applications include: detection of power interruptions; single phase measurement; determining curr</description>
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      <description>Banner Engineering has introduced new illuminated E-Stop buttons. The new US patent-pending 30 mm mount emergency stop pushbutton combines safety operation and high visibility status indication in one housing for the first time. Models are also available for flush mounting. With no assembly, individual wiring or additional enclosure required, the E-Stop enhances productivity as well as safety. The</description>
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      <description>Memosens is based on non-contact data transmission between sensor and cable that makes the system absolutely robust against external influences such as moisture, corrosion and salt bridges. Unpleasant surprises from measuring point failures caused by these factors are a thing of the past ­ and maintenance work such as calibration and sensor replacement can be planned in advance. Moreover, sensors </description>
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      <description>The exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) temperature sensor is composed of a Pt 100 element, a stainless steel body and stamped welded tube together with an integral connector. The Pt 100 element is potted close to the probe tip to provide a fast time response sensor. The sensor element is connected to the integral connector using high temperature insulated wires.&lt;br&gt;Features include: Pt 100 Class B el</description>
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The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) will be the most sensitive radio astronomy receiver ever constructed. It is therefore essential that its infrastructure and systems are kept electromagnetically "whisper-quiet". A local company is working on ensuring that this happens. 
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Bluetooth low energy wireless technology employs some clever technology to minimise its power consumption. 
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has recently formally adopted the latest variant of the popular short-range wireless technology, known as Bluetooth Core Specification Version 4.0 ("Bluetooth v4.0"). The muchanticipated ultra-lo</description>
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      <description>With its colour monitor and internal memory, the GL220 is a compact, lightweight, multichannel    data  logger   that  provides ten analogue measurement channels, in addition 
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      <description>RFE1600 to be used in a variety of customer specific applications including battery charging. Operating from a universal input of 85 to 265 V AC, the RFE1600 maintains over 90% efficiency, thus minimising heat dissipation. The RFE1600-12, -24, -32 and -48 models can be used individually or up to ten units can be connected in parallel to form an N+1 redundant power system with internal ORing Mosfet</description>
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      <description>Vicor has introduced a new conduction-cooled version of its high-efficiency Westcor MicroPAC power factor corrected AC-DC power system, enabling system designers to forego fan and forced-air cooling in power systems designed for demanding military, industrial, telecommunications and other applications requiring fanless and/or noiseless operation in restrictive enclosures.&lt;br&gt;These new power system</description>
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      <description>At the recent Applied Power Electronics Conference, Texas Instruments introduced the industry's first fully programmable DC arc detect reference solution. The RD-195 makes it faster and easier for designers to address a growing need to safeguard high-power DC systems, such as automobile and aircraft battery management systems, industrial factory equipment, and photovoltaic units, against the catas</description>
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Listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, the Canal du Midi ows from Toulouse in the south-west of France to Sète on the Mediterranean coast, a distance of 240km. This complex system of locks, aqueducts and bridges is a truly remarkable feat of engineering, built by the Béziers salt baron Paul Riquet. Completed in 1681, it encourage</description>
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Vally Padayachee has been appointed director for business development and marketing, Powertech. 
Vic Prins has been appointed, director aviation, Royal HaskoningDHV. 
Brendon Pronk has been appointed executive for strategic development, Teraco. 
Sara Ross has been appointed marketing manager, ACDC Dynamics. 
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