Low Cost Automation 1992
Techniques, Components and Instruments, Applications
- 1st Edition, Volume 13 - September 27, 2005
- Latest edition
- Authors: P. Albertos, Peter Kopacek
- Language: English
The main aim of this symposium was to bring together end-users and control system specialists to evaluate the possibilities for improvement of techniques, design procedures,… Read more
The main aim of this symposium was to bring together end-users and control system specialists to evaluate the possibilities for improvement of techniques, design procedures, components and instruments to encourage low cost automation; considering not only economic aspects but also improvements in productivity, reliability, flexibility and ease-of-application. Special emphasis was placed on small and medium sized enterprises. The technical sessions dealt with topics from process automation as well as from manufacturing automation.
Control system specialists and end-users with an interest in the application of low cost automation, especially in small and medium sized enterprises
Section headings and selected papers: Plenary Papers. Low-cost factory automation (P. Kopacek). Theory. Regulating characteristics of exact model matching (K. Ichikawa). Signal Processing. Low cost signal sampling using local integrals (M.D. Van Der Laan et al.). Modelling and CAD. A guide to the design of a digital controller (R. Caccia, A. De Carli). Sensors. Sensor actuator to control the temperature effects into a system based on a quartz crystal (J. Arguelles et al.). Adaptive Controllers. A PC-based real-time generalized predictive controller (A.P. De Madrid et al.). Robotics. A low cost production line inspection system (K. Warwick et al.). Process Control Applications. Application of variable-structure control to air-conditioning systems (N.E. Gough et al.). Intelligent Controllers. Self-organizing fuzzy controller with neural network (L. Juriŝica, M. Sedlacek). PLC Design. Real-time supervision by a Grafcet algorithm (R.F. Garcia). Computer Systems. Intelligent fault diagnosis of the ICATS (Xu Lina, Deng Zhenglong). Drivers. Comparative study of dedicated motion-control processors (E. Bertran et al.). Applications (Miscellaneous). Supervision issues in semiautogenous grinding (A. Cipriano et al.). Author index. Keyword index.
Numerous illus., 7 half-tones.
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Volume: 13
- Published: September 27, 2005
- Language: English
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P. Albertos
Affiliations and expertise
Technical University of Valencia, SpainPK
Peter Kopacek
Affiliations and expertise
Vienna University of Technology, IHRT, Favoritenstrasse, Vienna, Austria