VFD
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What is VFD?
A Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) is a type of display device that uses phosphors and vacuum tube technology to produce bright, easily readable characters and graphics. They are commonly used in consumer electronics such as car stereos, microwave ovens, and video recorders due to their high brightness and wide viewing angle.
What other technologies are related to VFD?
VFD Competitor Technologies
Servo
Servos provide precise motion control, sometimes overlapping with VFD applications, especially when precise speed and position control are needed.
pneumatic equipment
Pneumatic equipment provides an alternate approach to actuation and control, and may be a suitable replacement for an electric motor in some applications
cylinders
Cylinders provide linear motion. Linear motors used in conjunction with VFDs can be used as a competitor.
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VFD Complementary Technologies
PLC
PLCs are often used to control VFDs and provide the logic for motor control applications.
HMI
HMIs provide a user interface for monitoring and controlling VFDs.
reducers
Reducers are often paired with motors controlled by VFDs to adjust torque and speed.
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Which job functions commonly mention VFD?
Electrician
2.0% of all Electrician jobs mention VFD
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Automation Engineer
0.6% of all Automation Engineer jobs mention VFD
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Facilities
0.5% of all Facilities jobs mention VFD
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Electrical Engineer
0.3% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention VFD
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Construction
0.2% of all Construction jobs mention VFD
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