You know that over the last decade, programmable logic controllers (PLCs) have gained extensive processing and communications capabilities that make them appropriate for far more complex applications than the machines and small systems of yesterday. But as complexity increases, so too does criticality, and the need for redundancy becomes greater. Redundancy in PLCs used to be complex and costly, but not anymore.
In an essential on-demand webinar presented by Emerson’s Darrell Halterman, How to Improve PLC System Resiliency to Reduce Risk and Downtime, attendees will learn the many benefits of a fully redundant control system.
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Designers and end users need to consider the implications of a single point of failure, whether that’s power, networking, computing, instrumentation or something else. Full redundancy, either in primary/secondary configurations or as parallel installations, is one strategy for improving high availability.