In part two of this week's episode of The Automation Podcast, Jeff Brown from Mitsubishi provides us with an overview of the iQ-R line of PLCs:
For more information, check out the “Show Notes” located below the video.
Watch the Podcast: Why Mitsubishi @ 1:27, Presentation Start @ 2:14
Listen to Podcast: Why Mitsubishi @ 1:27, Presentation Start @ 2:14
The Automation Podcast, Episode 48 Part 2 Show Notes:
Special thanks to Jeff Brown at Mitsubishi for for taking the time to review the Mitsubishi line of PLCs with us!
Related Links
– Mitsubishi PLC Product Link
– Part One of Episode 48
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