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Moving beyond PID
Tuning a Proportional Controller
Tuning a PI Controller



Reading the excellent articles above, i was reminded of an incident....




Proportional Controllers not only save energy, they can give a controlled finish or treatment to a job. An on-off controller or thermostat limit protection has to be used in series, this is to to stop a Runaway Process.

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Thermocouple, RTD, Temperature monitoring is central to the majority of data acquisition systems, be it to save energy costs, increase safety, reduce testing time…whatever your reasons, you will need a device to measure the temperature - a temperature sensor.



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The Delta-Sigma Converter A/D and Zero-Crossing Detectors on Mixed Design.




Communications circuits like Timers and Oscillators . Phase-Locked Loops and Filters too.

Designing Analog Chips by Hans Camenzind

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Methods of Earthing 
Earth Conductors
Electrical interference
Lightning Protection


Power Quality and Utilisation Guide

The PQ E-library is a collection of electronic technical reference documents covering introduction, costs, harmonics, resilience, voltage disturbances, earthing, energy efficiency and renewables/distributed generation

Copper Development Association

Educational Resources
Computers cannot work without copper
Electricity in...&lt;br/&gt;
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Measure resistance and capacitance without an A/D

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Application Note - AN-03 - Active Filter Design with IC Op-Amps

"This application note is intended to familiarize the filter designer with the fundamentals of active filter design, using monolithic IC op amps. It presents a table of transfer functions and network equations for high-pass, low-pass, band-pass and band-reject filters....&lt;br/&gt;
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Here are the technical notes an online engineering resource.




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EN-Genius Network technical notes

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The Philbrick Archive and Operational Amplifier

The first commercial Operational amplifier was the K2-W op-amp. It was based on the amplifier used in the Philbrick modular Analog-Computor "black boxes ". That amplifier's basic circuit architecture, in turn, was probably inspired by an earlier amplifier designed by...&lt;br/&gt;
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Ceramic Resonators - "The ceramic componets are made of high stability piezoelectric ceramics that functions as a mechanical resonator. The frequency is primary adjusted by the size and thikness of the ceramic element."

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If they have to communicate effectively using limited resources, they have to deal with EMI/RFI effectively, While they build their equipment or combat Noise from other Machines and Installations nearby.




This problem needs more practical involvement and experimentation to learn, compared to learning something like Digital Electronics.




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Product should not give even the lightest shock, Even metal parts on user side to be laminated.
High energy circuits never enters analog and digital circuit areas without Opto or other Isolation.
Gadgets, Furniture, Tools and Storage Units should not cause injury. Rounded Edges, Non Toxic.


Worker Safety

Helmet, Goggles and Face/Respiratory Mask when working with power tools/ abrasion and large objects.
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This is something to Buzz about. This chart is excellent, a Pictogram. A small image with a Graphical, Complete and Concise


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Electromagnetic Spectrum - Berkeley Lab

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A short history is Wandel and Goltermann became Wavetek Wandel Goltermann (WWG) and then Acterna, Now it is a part of JDSU Communications Test &amp;amp; Measurement.

See also Willtek Company History

Here are scans of a old catalog of Wandel and Goltermann.

Wandel and Goltermann






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