
For electronic or electrical technicians and engineers, describes programmable controllers, how they work, and how to select and use them in larger systems. Among the topics are evaluating hardware configurations, software requirements, reading specification sheets, and I/O interfaces. Assumes only a basic knowledge of electricity and electronics. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
This text investigates the fundamental operational principles, hardware architectures, and software integration strategies required to effectively implement programmable controllers in industrial systems. George L. Batten, Jr. provides a structured technical framework designed for technicians and engineers who possess a foundational understanding of electrical theory. The book synthesizes complex control logic into actionable methodologies for system selection and application.
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Technical professionals frequently cite this work as a reliable introductory resource for understanding the transition from relay logic to digital control systems. Experts highlight the text for its accessible approach to specification analysis and hardware integration.
Page Count:
281
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070042144
ISBN-13:
9780070042148
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