Short circuit

By: Patrick Clayton

Issue date: 4/7/09 Section: Features

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Mechanical engineering graduate student Ramnath Sekar solders a circuit board used to control a rod-screw actuator Thursday at the Rockwell Automation System Integration Laboratory within Thompson Hall. The laboratory is used by undergraduate and graduate students studying system automation.

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