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Introduction to Control System
Introduction to Control System
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Understanding Control System
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published: 31 Aug 2020
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What is DCS? (Distributed Control System)
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Over the years, the term DCS has evolved from the original description for the acronym as a Distributed Control System to the use of the term Decentralized Control System and they seem to be somewhat interchangeable nowadays.
Briefly, as a point of the historical review, when PLC’s were invented, they were really good at handling single processes and were primarily used for repetitive, discrete control.
The advent of the DCS was for controlling many autonomous controllers that handled many continuous operations, mainly using analog control...
published: 13 May 2019
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What is Control System.Control System Engineering.Open Loop and Closed Loop Control System.Explained
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Control Systems Engineering is the engineering approach taken to understand how the process can be managed by automation devices and to implement such into operation.
control engineering is not limited to any engineering discipline but is equally applicable to aeronautical, chemical, mechanical, environmental, civil and electrical engineering. The control system is the ‘brain’ that controls the plant, but it also includes the eyes an...
published: 10 Oct 2022
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Control Actuation System (CAS) - MPS Microsystems
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Miniature Control Actuation System (CAS) for guiding unmanned flying objets. The system is composed of 3 or 4 fin actuators developed by MPS. Those actuators have a built-in motor from FAULHABER. The complete system is assembled by MPS in a strictly controlled environment.
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Système d'actionnement de contrôle miniature et de haute performance pour guidage d'objets volants sans pilote. Le système est composé de 3 ou 4 actionneurs d'aileron développés par MPS. Ces actionneurs sont construits autour d'un moteur FAULHABER.
Le système complet est assemblé par MPS dans un environnement strictement contrôlé.
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published: 06 Dec 2021
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Introduction - Control System Design 1/6 - Phil's Lab #7
(Source code for simulator: https://github.com/pms67/ControlSystemDesign-Tutorial)
Control system design covering aspects all the way from theory to the final, real-world implementation. This includes: mathematical modelling of dynamic systems, parameter estimation, theoretical controller design with practical considerations, simulation in software (Matlab and custom simulator written in Unity), and implementation in the real world (mechanical, electrical, and software).
The system to be controlled I call a 'balanced aeropendulum', which effectively is half of a quadcopter with one degree of freedom.
This video series will consist of six videos (including this one), covering all topics mentioned previously. ID: QIBvbJtYjWuHiTG0uCoK
published: 27 May 2020
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What is a Distributed Control System?
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What is DCS Control System? | Distributed Control System Architecture | 2021
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A distributed control system (DCS) is a digital automated industrial control system (ICS) that uses geographically distributed control loops throughout a factory, machine or control area. Unlike a centralized control system that operates all machines, a DCS allows each section of a machine to have its own dedicated controller that runs the operation. A DCS has several local controllers located throughout the area that are connected by a high-speed communication network. While each controller works autonomously, there is central supervisory control run by an...
published: 24 Apr 2021
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Sensitivity of Control System (Part - 1)
Control Systems: Sensitivity of Control System
Topics discussed:
1. Sensitivity of a System.
2. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t Change in the input.
3. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t change in any parameter.
4. Sensitivity of an Open Loop System.
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published: 09 Oct 2020
10:44
Introduction to Control System
Introduction to Control System
Lecture By: Gowthami Swarna (M.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering), Tutorials Point India Private Limited
Check ou...
Introduction to Control System
Lecture By: Gowthami Swarna (M.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering), Tutorials Point India Private Limited
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- published: 19 Jan 2018
- views: 1714606
6:29
Understanding Control System
Control systems play a crucial role in today's technologies. Let's understand the basis of the control system using a drone example.
We thank Amrutha Varshini f...
Control systems play a crucial role in today's technologies. Let's understand the basis of the control system using a drone example.
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- published: 31 Aug 2020
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8:29
What is DCS? (Distributed Control System)
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Over the years, the term DCS has evolved from the original description for the acronym as a Distributed Control System to the use of the term Decentralized Control System and they seem to be somewhat interchangeable nowadays.
Briefly, as a point of the historical review, when PLC’s were invented, they were really good at handling single processes and were primarily used for repetitive, discrete control.
The advent of the DCS was for controlling many autonomous controllers that handled many continuous operations, mainly using analog control.
PLCs, traditionally, were used for single batch or high-speed control, have a relatively simple, low-cost design, and are the core of the system.
Processing time for tasks are typically very fast, operators usually interact and control the system using some sort of graphical display such as SCADA.
A DCS is used for continuous, complex controls, have an integrated control center much like a SCADA, which is the core of the system versus the processors in a PLC system.
The DCS has a number of predefined functions. Processing times are somewhat slower. Operators interact with the control system via an integrated graphical display.
DCS’s also have a claim that when safety is a top priority, the DCS is the most reliable system.
Redundancy may be deployed in either the PLC or DCS applications. You could employ redundant components to negate the possibility of process shutdowns.
Now that we’ve touched on some of the differences in the systems, let’s focus on the DCS and some of its components.
A typical plant starts with a centralized operator control center typically called Operator Stations.
This is where the operator can observe the operations of the plant, view process warnings and alarms, monitor production, and more.
The next level of components may contain servers, archiving computers, and engineering stations.
Communications with the Operator Station level is typically Industrial Ethernet.
Servers are used for the collection of data at the processor level.
Archiving computers are used for storing historical data that may be used for trends or compliance.
Engineering stations are used for creating the projects on which the processes run.
At the next level, you have the master controllers that supervise the individual processors as well as I/O modules.
The next level is the field device level.
Communications between this level and the processor level can be nearly any type that may be compatible with the components.
Components at this level would be devices such as transmitters, switches, valves, motors, remote or distributed I/O, etc.
In short, both PLCs and a DCS have their place in the market today.
PLCs would work best in a small production environment where component failure if no redundant system is deployed, is a small risk for the application, the budget is restricted, or the tasks and I/O count are minimal.
A DCS would be better used in an environment where there are large I/O counts with many continuous processes, a processor failure in one section of the plant is not a problem for production, or risk assessment has determined that an integrated package would be the best option.
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Over the years, the term DCS has evolved from the original description for the acronym as a Distributed Control System to the use of the term Decentralized Control System and they seem to be somewhat interchangeable nowadays.
Briefly, as a point of the historical review, when PLC’s were invented, they were really good at handling single processes and were primarily used for repetitive, discrete control.
The advent of the DCS was for controlling many autonomous controllers that handled many continuous operations, mainly using analog control.
PLCs, traditionally, were used for single batch or high-speed control, have a relatively simple, low-cost design, and are the core of the system.
Processing time for tasks are typically very fast, operators usually interact and control the system using some sort of graphical display such as SCADA.
A DCS is used for continuous, complex controls, have an integrated control center much like a SCADA, which is the core of the system versus the processors in a PLC system.
The DCS has a number of predefined functions. Processing times are somewhat slower. Operators interact with the control system via an integrated graphical display.
DCS’s also have a claim that when safety is a top priority, the DCS is the most reliable system.
Redundancy may be deployed in either the PLC or DCS applications. You could employ redundant components to negate the possibility of process shutdowns.
Now that we’ve touched on some of the differences in the systems, let’s focus on the DCS and some of its components.
A typical plant starts with a centralized operator control center typically called Operator Stations.
This is where the operator can observe the operations of the plant, view process warnings and alarms, monitor production, and more.
The next level of components may contain servers, archiving computers, and engineering stations.
Communications with the Operator Station level is typically Industrial Ethernet.
Servers are used for the collection of data at the processor level.
Archiving computers are used for storing historical data that may be used for trends or compliance.
Engineering stations are used for creating the projects on which the processes run.
At the next level, you have the master controllers that supervise the individual processors as well as I/O modules.
The next level is the field device level.
Communications between this level and the processor level can be nearly any type that may be compatible with the components.
Components at this level would be devices such as transmitters, switches, valves, motors, remote or distributed I/O, etc.
In short, both PLCs and a DCS have their place in the market today.
PLCs would work best in a small production environment where component failure if no redundant system is deployed, is a small risk for the application, the budget is restricted, or the tasks and I/O count are minimal.
A DCS would be better used in an environment where there are large I/O counts with many continuous processes, a processor failure in one section of the plant is not a problem for production, or risk assessment has determined that an integrated package would be the best option.
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https://realpars.com/s7-300-versus-s7-1500/
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- published: 13 May 2019
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6:58
What is Control System.Control System Engineering.Open Loop and Closed Loop Control System.Explained
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A system is an arrangement of different components that act together as a collective unit to perform a certain task. The main feature of a control system is that there should be a clear mathematical relationship between the input and output of the system.
Control Systems Engineering is the engineering approach taken to understand how the process can be managed by automation devices and to implement such into operation.
control engineering is not limited to any engineering discipline but is equally applicable to aeronautical, chemical, mechanical, environmental, civil and electrical engineering. The control system is the ‘brain’ that controls the plant, but it also includes the eyes and ears in the form of sensors and moves the arms and legs in the form of actuators
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A system is an arrangement of different components that act together as a collective unit to perform a certain task. The main feature of a control system is that there should be a clear mathematical relationship between the input and output of the system.
Control Systems Engineering is the engineering approach taken to understand how the process can be managed by automation devices and to implement such into operation.
control engineering is not limited to any engineering discipline but is equally applicable to aeronautical, chemical, mechanical, environmental, civil and electrical engineering. The control system is the ‘brain’ that controls the plant, but it also includes the eyes and ears in the form of sensors and moves the arms and legs in the form of actuators
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- published: 10 Oct 2022
- views: 18220
26:58
A real control system - how to start designing
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Let’s design a control system the way you might approach it in a real situation rather than an academic one. In this video, I step through a control problem and show how control theory is intimately tied to all aspects of engineering. Plus there's real hardware too!
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- published: 09 Apr 2018
- views: 251065
0:56
Control Actuation System (CAS) - MPS Microsystems
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Miniature Control Actuation System (CAS) for guiding unmanned flying objets. The syst...
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Miniature Control Actuation System (CAS) for guiding unmanned flying objets. The system is composed of 3 or 4 fin actuators developed by MPS. Those actuators have a built-in motor from FAULHABER. The complete system is assembled by MPS in a strictly controlled environment.
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Système d'actionnement de contrôle miniature et de haute performance pour guidage d'objets volants sans pilote. Le système est composé de 3 ou 4 actionneurs d'aileron développés par MPS. Ces actionneurs sont construits autour d'un moteur FAULHABER.
Le système complet est assemblé par MPS dans un environnement strictement contrôlé.
F O L L O W U S : https://bit.ly/2ZhFpw7
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#MPS #MPSMICROSYSTEMS
#Dynamic #Laser #Focusing #Mechanism
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P O R T R A I T M P S M I C R O S Y S T E M S : https://bit.ly/3drCYzF
Miniature Control Actuation System (CAS) for guiding unmanned flying objets. The system is composed of 3 or 4 fin actuators developed by MPS. Those actuators have a built-in motor from FAULHABER. The complete system is assembled by MPS in a strictly controlled environment.
**
Système d'actionnement de contrôle miniature et de haute performance pour guidage d'objets volants sans pilote. Le système est composé de 3 ou 4 actionneurs d'aileron développés par MPS. Ces actionneurs sont construits autour d'un moteur FAULHABER.
Le système complet est assemblé par MPS dans un environnement strictement contrôlé.
F O L L O W U S : https://bit.ly/2ZhFpw7
L I N K E D I N : https://bit.ly/3b6cJM3
W W W : https://bit.ly/3jPcedn
F A C E B O O K : https://bit.ly/3jNUC1B
#MPS #MPSMICROSYSTEMS
#Dynamic #Laser #Focusing #Mechanism
- published: 06 Dec 2021
- views: 40340
2:53
Introduction - Control System Design 1/6 - Phil's Lab #7
(Source code for simulator: https://github.com/pms67/ControlSystemDesign-Tutorial)
Control system design covering aspects all the way from theory to the final, ...
(Source code for simulator: https://github.com/pms67/ControlSystemDesign-Tutorial)
Control system design covering aspects all the way from theory to the final, real-world implementation. This includes: mathematical modelling of dynamic systems, parameter estimation, theoretical controller design with practical considerations, simulation in software (Matlab and custom simulator written in Unity), and implementation in the real world (mechanical, electrical, and software).
The system to be controlled I call a 'balanced aeropendulum', which effectively is half of a quadcopter with one degree of freedom.
This video series will consist of six videos (including this one), covering all topics mentioned previously. ID: QIBvbJtYjWuHiTG0uCoK
https://wn.com/Introduction_Control_System_Design_1_6_Phil's_Lab_7
(Source code for simulator: https://github.com/pms67/ControlSystemDesign-Tutorial)
Control system design covering aspects all the way from theory to the final, real-world implementation. This includes: mathematical modelling of dynamic systems, parameter estimation, theoretical controller design with practical considerations, simulation in software (Matlab and custom simulator written in Unity), and implementation in the real world (mechanical, electrical, and software).
The system to be controlled I call a 'balanced aeropendulum', which effectively is half of a quadcopter with one degree of freedom.
This video series will consist of six videos (including this one), covering all topics mentioned previously. ID: QIBvbJtYjWuHiTG0uCoK
- published: 27 May 2020
- views: 24739
2:16
What is a Distributed Control System?
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What is DCS Control System? | Distributed Control System Architecture | 2021
What is DCS Control System? | Distributed Control System #DCS #automation
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What is DCS Control System? | Distributed Control System #DCS #automation
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DCS SUPER EASY Explained
A distributed control system (DCS) is a digital automated industrial control system (ICS) that uses geographically distributed control loops throughout a factory, machine or control area. Unlike a centralized control system that operates all machines, a DCS allows each section of a machine to have its own dedicated controller that runs the operation. A DCS has several local controllers located throughout the area that are connected by a high-speed communication network. While each controller works autonomously, there is central supervisory control run by an operator.
DCS are used to control industrial processes and increase their safety, cost-effectiveness and reliability.
DCS are commonly used in serval processes, including:
Agriculture
Chemical plants
Petrochemical (oil) and refineries
Nuclear power plants
Water treatment plants
Sewage treatment plants
Food processing
Automobile manufacturing
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
A DCS includes both software and hardware elements. Installation costs are minimized by the simplicity of local installation with most controllers. Reliability is improved by onsite, low-latency automated control; human oversight is enabled for central control functions and remote control options. Individual processes have their own controllers with separate CPUs, so other processes can continue in an individual failure situation, unlike a central controller system.
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What is DCS Control System? | Distributed Control System #DCS #automation
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DCS SUPER EASY Explained
A distributed control system (DCS) is a digital automated industrial control system (ICS) that uses geographically distributed control loops throughout a factory, machine or control area. Unlike a centralized control system that operates all machines, a DCS allows each section of a machine to have its own dedicated controller that runs the operation. A DCS has several local controllers located throughout the area that are connected by a high-speed communication network. While each controller works autonomously, there is central supervisory control run by an operator.
DCS are used to control industrial processes and increase their safety, cost-effectiveness and reliability.
DCS are commonly used in serval processes, including:
Agriculture
Chemical plants
Petrochemical (oil) and refineries
Nuclear power plants
Water treatment plants
Sewage treatment plants
Food processing
Automobile manufacturing
Pharmaceutical manufacturing
A DCS includes both software and hardware elements. Installation costs are minimized by the simplicity of local installation with most controllers. Reliability is improved by onsite, low-latency automated control; human oversight is enabled for central control functions and remote control options. Individual processes have their own controllers with separate CPUs, so other processes can continue in an individual failure situation, unlike a central controller system.
- published: 24 Apr 2021
- views: 52171
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Sensitivity of Control System (Part - 1)
Control Systems: Sensitivity of Control System
Topics discussed:
1. Sensitivity of a System.
2. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t Change in the input.
3. Signif...
Control Systems: Sensitivity of Control System
Topics discussed:
1. Sensitivity of a System.
2. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t Change in the input.
3. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t change in any parameter.
4. Sensitivity of an Open Loop System.
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Control Systems: Sensitivity of Control System
Topics discussed:
1. Sensitivity of a System.
2. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t Change in the input.
3. Significance of Sensitivity w.r.t change in any parameter.
4. Sensitivity of an Open Loop System.
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- published: 09 Oct 2020
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