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    Sometimes the best solution requires mixing old and new technology
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    Is there really a difference between a DCS, a PAC, a PC and a PLC?
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    Forget about assigned local and remote addresses; in the future, software will help to define types of I/O points
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    Distributed controllers and smart I/O can optimize automation systems by performing specialized tasks.
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    Platform enables third-party applications and connects to the future.
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    PLCs and PACs are still the heavyweight when it comes to system/machine logic.
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    Ladder diagram is all that is needed for typical machine control applications. Do yourself a favor and use it.
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    Bedrock-Automation-OSA-Remote-250
    The OSA Remote control node delivers secure, high-performance PLC and PAC functionality for remote operations
    Advantech-AMAX-5580-03-250
    The AMAX-5000 series of EtherCAT slice I/O and controller is designed with the smallest programmable automation controller (PAC) in the Core i class, modular I/O and PCIe communication...
    Bedrock-OSA-Remote+Flow-250
    The OSA Remote +Flow industrial control system integrates Flow-Cal algorithms and PLC/PAC/RTU functionality into a secure control module that fits in the palm of the hand
    Emerson-Industrial-Display-250
    The RXi portfolio of industrial displays and panel PC products is designed to work with Emerson’s PLCs and PACs and with third-party control systems