THE INDUSTRONIC BLOG
Standards – Which Standards? As you might remember in the 80s and the early 90s there were so many standards as nearly every company created their own ‘standards’ and ‘standard interfaces’. The reason was that the computer and communication technology was on an upswing in this era, everyone involved tried to sell his idea of […]
In one of my recent blog posts I gave you a short introduction to INDUSTRONIC’s component redundancy concepts. Please refer to the “Introducing INDUSTRONIC’s Redundancy Concepts” article. In the coming posts I would like to give you more details on the three basic redundancy concepts INDUSTRONIC offers: Single System with N+1 Components Duplicated Control System […]
This week we would like to introduce you to the “Engineers of Communication”. Watch our corporate video and learn who we are, what we do, and why we have been successful for 50 years now. We look forward to receiving your comments on our new corporate video!
Starting in 1964, INDUSTRONIC was able to steadily expand its business when the projects were managed from the headquarter. But with the introduction of the INTRON and INTRON-S systems in the 1980s and after introducing our first emergency call system in 1991 significant location changes became inevitable. The INDUSTRONIC management understood that due to customer’s […]
Author: Carina Knörzer Our business partners praise the high quality of INDUSTRONIC systems. However, it sometimes occurs that customers or partners need support. This is when our Technical Support Center (TSC) comes into play. Four competent colleagues are here to answer your technical questions regarding already installed INDUSTRONIC systems and products. To better handle the […]
Full-duplex | Half-duplex | Simplex Communication systems are point-to-point systems, where two devices or groups / parties are connected. Some devices can communicate in both directions, simultaneously. These two paths or channels can transmit audio or data Full-duplex systems can also be employed in communication / control networks to allow two-way communication or to […]
In April we wrote about how an offshore commissioning trip might be conducted. Now we would like to give you a brief explanation why certain certificates are needed before being able to work on an offshore platform and how to obtain them. To be allowed to step on an offshore platform, commissioners and other personnel […]
A post by our colleague Roland Leuthe, Head of Development “Systems Software” In one of our last blog articles we explained the basic characteristics of the different transmission modes of communication: unicast, multicast, and broadcast. How can these different modes now be reasonably implemented into industrial communication systems? First I would like to start with […]
Important components of an Intercom and PA/GA system, which are critical and essential for the proper functioning of the system, should be redundant to increase system reliability. In order to meet the highest safety demands, INDUSTRONIC provides different redundancy concepts. These can be adapted to customer and site requirements and guarantee optimum protection and safety […]
OTC 5-8 May With more than 108,300 visitors at Reliant Park, the Offshore Technology Conference reached a 46-year high (www.otcnet.org). INDUSTRONIC would like to take the chance to thank everyone for visiting our booth in the German Pavilion at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Texas. It was another outstanding experience and we enjoyed the […]