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• The JOURNAL Wins 7 Awards in 2011

The JOURNAL

From Rockwell Automation and Our Partners

The JOURNAL from Rockwell Automation and Our Partners is a bimonthly magazine designed to educate engineers about leading-edge automation products and services from Rockwell Automation, as well as the complementary technology from the company's strategic partners.

Subscribe to the digital version of The JOURNAL Magazine and be the first to receive notifications when new issues become available. You'll have access to Web-exclusive feature articles that aren't available in the printed edition and you'll receive biweekly e-newsletters. View a sample e-newsletter. Electronic-only newsletters feature content-focused articles about:

• Compliance — Standards; EPA, FDA and OSHA compliance; environmental compliance.
• Networking Technology — Wireless networks; network performance; cabling; Ethernet and EtherNet/IP; cyber security; and physical security.
• Electrical Systems — Arc flash safety; motor control; electrical monitoring, analyzing & testing; power quality; and control panel layout.
• White Paper Alert — Links to free papers from Rockwell Automation and our partners.
• Video Showcase — Links to short, informative videos from Rockwell Automation and our partners.

Online Issues

All online archives below are in Adobe PDF format and require the free Adobe Reader.

• Electrical Systems - May 2012
• Compliance – May 2012
• April 2012
• March 2012
• Electrical Systems - Feb. 2012
• February 2012

WEB EXCLUSIVES How to Maximize VFD and UPS Performance Measuring power quality before installation, during start-up and during normal operation helps you get the most from your equipment. Arc Flash, Be Gone! Learn how to reduce the risk of arc-flash hazards by selecting motor control center feeder circuits that coordinate with 800A current-limiting fuses. VIDEO: Protect Electrical Cabinets from Moisture This 3-minute video from Automation Fair 2011 explains how stainless steel compressed air filters keep contaminants away from electrical components.