Have you integrated emerging technologies like remote condition monitoring into your business model? Have you heard the phrase “Industrial Internet of Things,” but struggle to see how you can effectively use it? If so, you are encouraged to participate in one of four interactive online workshops sponsored by EASA's Ad Hoc Committee of Emerging Technology. Space is limited. Reserve your place now.

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As VFDs and their applications have become more complex, it can be difficult to determine what type of VFD will be required for an application and how the motor needs to be controlled. Learn more about the basics of  low voltage AC drive types and control methods.

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The latest edition of EASA's flagship standard — ANSI/EASA AR100-2020: Recommended Practice for the Repair of Rotating Electrical Apparatus — is now available for download.

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Want to take advantage of collaborative learning in your service center? Pick an employee once a week to review a technical article from Currents and have them discuss it at your morning stand-up meeting. If the employees need additional guidance, have them work in small groups or contact EASA Technical Support for more assistance. 

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Getting advanced medical attention quickly greatly increases the victim’s chances of surviving a heart attack. That’s why it’s so important to recognize signs of a heart attack in yourself and others. 

• Chest discomfort or pain: Often described as uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or tightness, aching, crushing, constricting, oppressive or heavy. The pain usually is behind the breastbone but may spread to one or more shoulders or arms, or to the neck, jaw or back. 
• Sweating 
• Nausea 
• Shortness of breath 

Many people don’t want to admit to themselves or others that they’re having a heart attack. This may delay medical care when it’s needed most. If you or someone around you displays these symptoms, immediately call an ambulance.