期刊名称：CONTROL ENGINEERING
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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Control Engineering's mission is to be the voice of the global control, instrumentation, and automation marketplace, providing more total information on technology, products, news, and trends in print and online, than any other source. |
Instructions to Authors
1. Guidelines
1.Vendor Product Specifications/Application/Technology Update GUIDELINES
Application Update:
Control Engineering's Application Update column looks at application stories in the format of short, to-the-point, problem-solution pieces. We like to emphasize the industrial environment and talk about things being made or improved梬hether by discrete, continuous process or batch-type manufacturing. Other aspects of technology and innovative products, however, can also make valid candidates, as long as controls are involved. The company and location should be named, users quoted, and titles provided. Please quantify梥pecific numbers or percentages should be cited to show improvements.
Technology Update:
Control Engineering's "Technology Update" department provides an unbiased look at the next level of a specific technology used for industrial automation, controls, and instrumentation: devices or systems. The technology must touch the "control loop" in some way: sense (measure), decide (logic), or actuate (control element), along with the communications, software, and hardware that link those pieces.
The department page can mention one or multiple vendors, or be non-vendor-specific discussion of what's next for engineers that design, integrate/implement and use the technology. Advantages over present alternatives and under what situations the technology might best be used should be addressed.
Care should be taken to avoid a sales pitch of adjectives, providing instead quantified measurements or benefits and solid reasoning.
Word Length: A word document item will be 400-2,500 words long in its final form (no embedded images; submit images individually, see below).
Exclusivity: First use of a story is desirable, but not always realistic. Previous mention, excerpting, or some coverage in non-competing publications is acceptable.
Timeliness: Some application and technology stories are more time sensitive than others梩he newer the better.
Image requirements
Digital images should be Photoshop compliant JPEG or GIF formats, at no larger than 72 dpi resolution for grayscale and four-color images in RGB format. Format no larger than 3 ?and four.
Rights: Control Engineering, Reed Business Information, assumes the right to publish, perform, display, digitize, transmit, reproduce and, as reasonably required for layout purposes, modify and reformat, in all formats and media now known or hereafter developed throughout the universe in perpetuity for any submitted photography, illustrations, graphics, other images, and related text.
PDF Guidelines
- High-res (printable) PDF files must be version 1.3 or compatible.
All fonts must be embedded.
Images should be 300 dpi.
- Low-res PDF file must also be 1.3 or compatible
All fonts must be embedded
Images should be 72dpi
*Note the quality of the low-res will result in a quicker file to open but a lower quality for printing.
2. Signed publishing approval form
Signed publishing approval form
Unpaid License
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Editorial Board
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Tracy J. Coates, P.E., Consulting Editor
George J. Blickley, Consulting Editor
Jeanine Katzel, Web Editor
Mary K. Nasiri, Magazine Production/Design Editor
Carol Davies, Art Director
Michael Babb, Editor, Control Engineering Europe |
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 David Greenfield
Editorial Director
630/288-8583
dgreenfield@reedbusiness.com
Software & Information Integration (Also eNewsletter)
Adaptive control
CAD system interfacing
Configuration tools
Control, programming software
Flow chart/symbol-based
Motion/robotic control
PC-based control
PLC programming
IEC 61131-3
Data acquisition/SCADA
Design software for automation/controls
ERP integration with controls
Human-machine interface (HMI)
Internet for automation/controls
MES, middleware
Model-based predictive control
Product selection/specification
Real-time, redundant, mission-critical
Simulation (discrete, motion, process)
SPC/SQC (statistical process control/statistical quality control)
 Mark T. Hoske
Editor-in-Chief
630/288-8570
mhoske@reedbusiness.com
Machine Control & Discrete Sensors (Also e-newsletter)
Acceleration sensors
Alarms and alarm systems
Force sensors
Hydraulics & pneumatics
I/O modules, devices
Logic control
Machine vision
Numerical control, CNC
Position sensors
Presence sensors
Programmable controllers, PLCs
Robot controllers
Safety systems, discrete
Switches sensors
Terminal blocks
Torque sensors
Velocity sensors
Control Components (Also e-newsletter)
Circuit analyzers & protection
Enclosures
Handheld test equipment, multimeters Intrinsic safety devices
Line protectors
Power converters
Readers (magnetic, optical, bar code, RFID...) Regulators
Relays
Solid-state devices
UPS, power supplies
 Frank J. Bartos
Executive Editor
630/288-8571
fbartos@reedbusiness.com
Motors, Drives & Motion Control
(and Artificial Intelligence Software)
(Also e-newsletter)
Adjustable-speed drives
Brushless motors & controls
Direct-drive technology
Feedback devices
Integrated motors & controllers
Integrated motors & drives
Motion controllers
Motor control centers
Motor starting & protection
Motors, ac/dc
Power control & switching devices
Robotics
Servo motors, controls
Simulation software
CAD system integration
Software-based motion control
Stepper motors, controls
Embedded Control (Also e-newsletter)
Embedded and applied computers
Computer input/output devices
Board-level products
Computer peripherals
Computer racks
Control software
Real-time operating systems
Application development software, embedded
Dave Harrold
Senior Editor
317/745-6158
dharrold@reedbusiness.com
Also Process Instrumentation & Control supplement
Process & Advanced Control and Safety Systems
(Also e-newsletter)
Adaptive control
Artificial intelligence
Batch control systems
Continuous and batch process simulation
Control systems, single-, multiple-loop
Distributed control systems
Expert systems
Fuzzy logic
Loop controllers/Loop tuning software
Model-based predictive control
Neural networks
Optimization software
Pneumatic controllers
Safety systems, process
SCADA systems
Valves
Instrumentation & Process Sensors (Also e-newsletter)
Analyzers
Calibrators
Data acquisition devices
Flow sensors/flowmeters
Gas detection systems
Humidity, pH, turbidity, other process sensors
Level sensors, switches
Oscilloscopes
Pneumatic controllers
Pressure sensors, switches
Process variable transmitters
Recorders
Scales/load cells
Specialized instrumentation
Temperature sensors, switches
Valve controllers, positioners
Jim Montague
News Editor
630/288-8574
jmontague@reedbusiness.com
News, Business, Markets, Shows, & Calendar Listings;
Daily News Desk; System integration e-newsletter;
Control Components e-newsletter
Networks and Communications
(Also e-newsletter)
Bridges, repeaters, routers, switches
Device networks
Embedded networks
Ethernet
Fiber-optic equipment
Fieldbuses, field-level networks
Network analyzers/monitors
Serial communication
Sensor-, I/O-level networks
Signal conditioning, converters
Wireless technologies
Wire, cable, connectors |
Vance J. VanDoren
Consulting Editor
765/296-7600; fax 765/296-7602
controleng@msn.com
System Integration (also Advanced Process Control)
(Jim Montague writes e-newsletter)
Applications/News; Automation Integrator Guide at controleng.com/integrators online and in print; Commissioning; Industry expertise; Selection process
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 Jeanine Katzel
Web Editor
jkatzel@reedbusiness.com
630/288-8575
Control Engineering Online
E-mailed newsletter production
Daily News Desk
Buyer's Guide Online
controleng.com/buyersguide Human-Machine Interface (HMI) (Also e-newsletter)
Alarms and alarm systems
Alphanumeric terminals
Annunciators
Computer peripherals
Displays and display systems
Graphic and operator interface terminals
Handheld terminals
HMI, SCADA software
Industrial PCs/workstations
Message displays
Pushbuttons
Touchscreens |
 Michael Babb
Control Engineering Europe Editor
European editor for Control Engineering and Control Engineering Online
All areas of coverage, news, departments, products, articles, and analysis targeted for European readers, and others with a global outlook
UK office: Control Engineering Europe;
12 Kimberley Road
Sketty Swansea SA2 9DL U.K.
tel +44 1792 415 146 | fax +44 1792 415 938
michael.babb@ntlworld.com
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Mary K. Nasiri
Magazine Production/Design Editor
mnasiri@reedbusiness.com
630/288-8576
Control Engineering Online
E-mailed newsletter production
Magazine design and production
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Carol Davies
Art Director
cdavies@reedbusiness.com |
George J. Blickley
Consulting Editor
gblick@juno.com
Tracy J. Coates. P.E.
Consulting Editor, Software Review
tjcoates@att.net | |
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