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Fundamentals of Industrial Control, 2nd Edition

D. A. Coggan
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978-1-55617-863-4

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The second edition of this best-selling classic provides a unique balance between control system theory and effective application, covering every major control system element, from sensors to final control elements, in the context of overall control strategies and system design. Contributing experts give time-tested, practical advice on the application of each system element.

The book provides a wide range of topics including Internet communications, industrial communications network hardware and software, open systems, wireless networks, enterprise computing, and computer and control system security. The new generation of distributed controls and digital automation systems are introduced, and current migration strategies for expanding and upgrading existing systems are discussed. Practical issues such as the use of standards and sound documentation for project management are emphasized throughout.

Chapters include Sensors; Analyzers; Process and Process Control; Final Control Elements; Computer Technology; Control System Theory; Analog and Digital Control Devices; Distributed Control Systems; Programmable Controllers; Ergonomics; Human Factors, and Safety Aspects; Systems Application and Engineering Practices.

As a bonus, the book comes with the full text and graphics on a CD-ROM so that you have access from your bookshelf or from your PC for ultimate convenience.

Format: Hardbound Book
Length: 893 pages
Book Size: 8.5 X 11 		Shipping Weight: 5.13 lb(s)
Copyright: 2005
Publisher: ISA

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Spotlight Reviews

History of Industrial Control - Nov 12, 2008
Reviewer: Carl Wadsworth
This book is a fairly good overview of industrial control, covering a broad range of topics. It is useful as a reference book, and the included CD is very helpful; however, too much of the book is spent covering older technologies and "how we did things in the good old days", with only brief mention of newer technologies and methodologies. At times, it seems like the title of the book should be "History of Industrial Control". The authors clearly have been involved in the control field a very long time, and so interspersed in the history lessons are some fantastic insights from the authors' long experience.