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Cosylab's newsletter, Control Sheet, is our way of keeping the control systems community up-to-date with interesting developments and innovative solutions. Control Sheet is emailed quarterly to our list of subscribers.
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Control Sheet no. 14
- Slovenian President’s First Visit to Japan
- News Snippet: ALMA Inauguration!
- Risks, Requirements and Agile Development
- EPICS Data Acquisition Device Support
- News Snippet: Cosylab Joint Venture
- Invitation to Submit Content for Control Sheet
Control Sheet No.13
- Age of Technocracy
- Integrating an Ion Source into MedAustron’s Control System
- Development of a Tokamak Simulator plug-in for the CODAC Core System
- T-Shirt Crazy!
- A Happy and Cosy 2013!
Control Sheet No.12
- Cosylab Japan celebrates 1st year of existence
- The user interface your operators deserve
- Machine Protection, a framework for accelerator reliability and availability
- Why I chose to move to Slovenia and join Cosylab
- The RED team wins 2nd place!
Control Sheet No. 11
- INTRODUCTION OF COSYLAB’S S.A.L.S.A. TEAM
- Cosylab's approach to recruitment
- Customer Support
- Professor Kurokawa has received yet another award for outstanding achievements
Control Sheet No. 10
- Timing System complexity
- Packaging of Control System Software for ITER
- VHDL fashion police
Control Sheet No. 9
- What to Do About Incomplete Requirements?
- Control Systems For New Large Experiments
- Power Converter Controller for MedAustron
Control Sheet No. 8
- Are companies more expensive than in-house development?
- Ethernet as a real-time network
- CosyBricks FPGA - getting a fresh HW team ready for action
Control Sheet No. 7
- On Creativity in Control System Design
- Introducing Visual DCT3
- Fiber-optic communication on low end FPGAs in hard real time
Control Sheet No. 6
- On manpower for new projects
- What is really important about control systems
- Power-grid synchronization @ SNS; or how to keep power electronics and chopper rotors happy
Control Sheet No. 5
- Steering development of software and hardware projects,used and funded by several laboratories
- Extreme power Developing With FPGAs: Did Digital Electronics Become a Simple Programming Exercise?
Control Sheet No. 4
- Should the control system be bought or made In-House?
- Middleware Evaluation
- Extreme power and extreme lure of FPGA programming
Control Sheet No. 3
- WHAT CONTROL SYSTEM PLATFORM TO CHOOSE? part:2
- no, way... Planning... Huh, what's that?
Control Sheet No. 2
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What control system platform to choose? part:1
- Can Cosylab be cheaper than in-house developers?
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Control Sheet No. 1
- The cost of new people
- One line, two states, countles possibilities