A guide for engineers balancing performance, reliability, and manufacturability across today’s smart systems By Barry Brents, ...

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Rhode Island Energy, the state's largest utility, is well underway on their $153 million program to install approximately 540,000 smart electricity meters around the state. These advanced meters will ...

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“You can’t control what you aren’t measuring” is an old adage in process control. Many times, process parameters, such as flow rates at the intermediate steps of a complex process, are not actually ...

Abstract: This brief presents a novel monolithic ultra-low leakage current sensor with large dynamic range. The sensor features an integrated digitizing circuit that generates digital output ...

KPRC 2 Investigative reporter Amy Davis uncovered billing problems in a years-long investigation. She explains who will get the new meters and what it means for customers’ water bills. The $8.5 ...

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