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Oil & Gas: The Trends and Products Impacting the Industry

Posted by Jessica Parks on May 18th 2022

As a foreign policy instrument, the oil and gas industry will always be a prominent topic. However, there are other influences – and products – at work i … View More

Engineered for Healthcare: Medical-Grade Isolation

Posted by Jessica Parks on Apr 13th 2022

From doctors’ offices to hospital rooms to assisted living facilities, technology is transforming the healthcare industry. More technology means more machines, … View More

Adapting to Changing Technology: USB to Serial

Posted by Cameron Bolton on Apr 8th 2022

Serial ports are used to connect a computer to peripheral devices and external equipment like printers, mice and keyboards. With serial ports, data is transferre … View More

Encouraging Agricultural Innovation with Agritech

Posted by Jessica Parks on Apr 8th 2022

The Agricultural Revolution in the 18th century began when increasing economic pressure resulted in a need to improve traditional farming techniques. An essential pr … View More

Supporting Military Test & Measurement Applications

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 17th 2022

Mission critical communications: perhaps nowhere is this term more applicable than in the military and aerospace industry. Across land, sea, air and space, equipment … View More

5-Wire Resistive Touchscreens for Rugged Panel PCs

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Mar 15th 2022

Enclosure design, component selection and placement are vital industrial engineering techniques. However, in the case of rugged touch panel PCs, the touchscreen itse … View More

Meeting SWaP & Rugged Computing Requirements

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 19th 2022

Military and aerospace applications have long demanded SWaP optimization. Now, the increased use of AI and robotics have engineers and manufacturers doubling down on … View More

Wind Floats: The Offshore Wind Industry Comes to America

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 18th 2022

Over 30 years since the first offshore wind farm was installed in Denmark, the United States is ready to embrace offshore wind farms. Bolstered by national and feder … View More

The Top Trends Influencing I/O Systems Design

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 18th 2022

Members of Sealevel’s sales team share their observations and predictions as to the top trends – and challenges – that are influencing and changing … View More

Improving Compliance Testing & Product Development with Oscilloscopes

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Dec 9th 2021

Sealevel’s in-house engineering team recently upgraded their primary oscilloscope to a LabMaster 10 Zi-A High Bandwidth Modular Oscilloscope. This series of os … View More

2022 Engineers’ Choice Awards: 7-Port USB 3.1 Hub

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Nov 16th 2021

Sealevel is excited to share that our Rugged SuperSpeed 7-Port USB 3.1 Hub is a finalist in the Control Engineering 2022 Engineers’ Choice Awards.Fol … View More

Adopting Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) to Industrial Networks

Posted by Jessica Parks on Nov 11th 2021

Supported by the Open DeviceNet Vendors Association (ODVA), the Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) is an open industrial protocol. Adopted by vendors globally, CIP pro … View More

The Top Trend in PCB Design: Simulation Software

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Nov 11th 2021

Trends in printed circuit board (PCB) design often point by high-density interconnect (HDI), biodegradable PCBs and flexible PCBs. However, one trend that seems … View More

COM Module Technology: PCIe/104 & COM Express

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Oct 15th 2021

In embedded computer systems, COM technology enables the use of an off-the-shelf computer module with a custom, application-specific carrier board, or boards, to f … View More

Understanding Energy Automation

Posted by Sara Gates May on Sep 17th 2021

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change declared a “code red for humanity” in its most recent report. As the world looks to increase … View More

What is Industrial Ethernet?

Posted by Sara Gates May on Aug 25th 2021

Bob Metcalfe first developed Ethernet in 1972 to link a Xerox computer to a printer. It communicated over a single cable shared by all devices on the network, allowi … View More

HazLoc Certifications & Compliance: Part II

Posted by Sara Gates May on Aug 19th 2021

Hazardous locations, or HazLoc, are classified areas that contain gases, vapors, dust or fibers that create a risk of fire or explosions. Examples of these locations … View More

HazLoc Certifications & Compliance: Part I

Posted by Sara Gates May on Jul 23rd 2021

Compliance with hazardous location regulations and standards is necessary to prevent serious accidents in environments including oil rigs, health care facilities and … View More

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