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tec.News 17: Editorial Conceptual development at the HARTING Technology Group has a long horizon, but it also has a solid pragmatic foundation. We create solutions that are exactly tailored to individual customer needs, and we know how to turn the concept into reality (and if we don’t know, then we will find a way). What we learn on one project carries over to the next. The technological basis of the HARTING success story is our core competency in connectivity technology which is closely related to our communications and control technology expertise, and it is also underpinned by our production and tool making know-how. HARTING uses a common system for signal distribution, communications and power distribution, ensuring that the separate components are perfectly matched and the amount of cabling and connectors can be minimized. The components take up less space, and installation and servicing are less complex. The systems are more user-friendly, and they are easier to operate and maintain. 06 16 18 30 37 42 10 22 26 35 40 44 None of this would be possible without an integrated corporate structure, which acts as a common platform to promote the exchange of information and make change a permanent fixture. We have every right to call this a musical chord which – in the figurative sense of the term “crescendo” – is playing an increasingly vital role. 46 50 49 54 56 58 60 64 66 70 72 75 4 harting tec.News 17 (2009)
tec.News 17: Contents Contents Editorial: Perfect Harmony – Crescendo! _02 Guest article – Automation Engineering _06 Prize Draw _78 HARTING Trade Show Calendar _79 Professional Broadcast Brave new TV-World _16 Spotlights on the Stars _42 Naked Applications _49 Automation IT The Switch is the Solution _10 Mobile News _26 Shock-Resistant _30 Lord of the Rings _46 www.messstrassenbahn.de _58 Wind power Luminous Eyes _18 New Energy Sources for a High-Energy Nation _37 Safety Connectors _54 HARTING Technology Group All-Weather Connectors _22 Global Standard in Energy Supply _35 Tangible Solutions every Time _40 No Crystal Ball _50 Networking – PICMG develops open Interface Standards _56 Top Performers _60 Test Run _64 Kaleidoscope Greetings from the Tooth Fairy _44 Knowledge is good, more Knowledge is even better _66 Bon Appétit! _70 Special Application – Construction _72 Indian Power _75 Publication details. Published by: harting KGaA, M. <strong>Harting</strong>, P.O. Box 1133, 32325 Espelkamp (Germany), Phone +49 5772 47-0, Fax: +49 5772 47-400, Internet: www.harting.com Chief Editor: A. Bentfeld | Vice Chief Editor: Dr. H. Peuler | Overall coordination: Communication and Public Relations Department, A. Bentfeld Design and Layout: Contrapunkt Visuelle Kommunikation GmbH, Berlin | Production and printing: Druckerei Meyer GmbH, Osnabrück Circulation: 30.000 copies worldwide (German, English and 11 additional languages) Source: If you are interested in obtaining this newsletter on a regular basis, free of charge, contact your nearest harting branch, your harting sales partner or one of the local harting distributors. You can also order tec.News online at www.harting.com. Reprints: Complete reprints and excerpts of contributions are subject to approval in writing by the Editor. This also applies to input into electronic databases and reproduction on electronic media (e. g. CD-ROM and Internet). All product designations used are trademarks or product names belonging to harting KGaA or other companies. Despite careful editing it is not possible to completely rule out printing errors or changes to product specifications at short notice. For this reason harting KGaA is only bound by the details in the appropriate catalogue. Printed by an environmentally friendly method on paper bleached entirely without chlorine and with a high proportion of recycled paper. © 2009 by harting KGaA, Espelkamp. All rights reserved. 5
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