Nidhi Makwana

What is a Programmable Logic Controller? A Programmable Logic Controller is an industrial computer that is used to automate electromechanical operations. Unlike computers, PLCs are constructed to function in rugged environments and therefore perfectly suit marine automation systems where vibration, humidity, and varying temperatures are the norm. In maritime applications, PLCs are coded to track […]

What is a Circuit Breaker? A circuit breaker is an on/off switch-like device that automatically breaks the flow of electricity if a fault like an overload or short circuit develops. A fuse, on the other hand, needs to be replaced after it has blown. A circuit breaker, however, can be reset after tripping. They are

Why Relays and Contactors Are Inherent in Making Operations Reliable? Electrical reliability is not negotiable in any industrial and marine application. Machines, control panels, and automation systems rely on uninterrupted power supply and accurate switching. That’s where relays and contactors fit in. They may seem tiny in contrast with huge motors and drives, but their

Why Choosing the Right Automation Component Matters Automation components are like the brain, muscles, and senses of your industrial setup. PLCs are the brain—they process data and make real-time decisions. Drives are the muscles—they control the speed, torque, and performance of motors. HMIs are the senses—they give operators a window into the system and allow

Let’s take a look at the Top 10 Industrial Automation Components that are revolutionizing operations in 2025—in addition to why they’re important, where they’re implemented, and why savvy engineers and buyers are preordering now. 1. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) PLCs are the minds of industrial devices. They manage operations, coordinate equipment, and maintain safety. Why

Marine automation is the brain of your vessel. It assists in controlling and managing all the critical systems – from engines to alarms, power, navigation, and safety. When implemented correctly, it turns your vessel smarter, safer, and more efficient. With so many choices out there, though, how do you find the right equipment? Let’s take

What is a Sensor? A sensor is an instrument that senses physical changes in the environment and translates them into forms that can be read by machines or control systems. These changes may be temperature, pressure, proximity, motion, light, or chemicals. In machines, sensors play an essential role in: Monitoring performance Fault detection Process automation

What is a Transmitter? A transmitter is an instrument that transforms a sensor signal to a normalized output signal that can be read by a control system or display. Typical output formats include: 4-20 mA analog signals HART (Highway Addressable Remote Transducer) Modbus or Foundation Fieldbus (digital communications protocols) Transmitters are extensively applied in industries

Step 1: Concept and Design Production starts way before any physical components are built. It begins with a thought. 1 Market Research Manufacturers develop thorough research to find out what their customers need, trends in the market, as well as devices from competing companies. This impacts the features, dimensions, price, as well as software needs.