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Process Controller code here 80C39 Code for MCS48 (editable spreadsheet online)

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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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Some Digital circuits i have explained Digital_Circuits - Mixed_Circuits.




Digital FAQ :




Dynamic Digital Tutors - 555 simulator




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Here are circuits made of Resistors, Capacitors and Inductors which are passive components. Crystals, Thermistors, Varistors, Variable Passive RLC are also Passive Parts.




Zeners, Diodes, NPN-PNP Transistors, FET, MOSFET, SCR, Triacs are all discrete active devices. ICs and Hybrid Modules are made of many discrete and...&lt;br/&gt;
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 With a few Op-Amps and a regulated Power supply, many Instrumentation and Process control equipment can be designed. The Human Brain understands Numbers, Quantity and it regulation very well ! On the right you can see a analog controller based on opamps and discrete devices. A Heater, Fan and Motor is regulated, controlled and timed for a process.





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Square and Triangle Op-Amp Oscillator
Inverting Amplifier - Op-Amp Circuits
Non-Inverting Amplifier - Op-Amp Circuits
Differential Amplifier - Op-Amp Circuits
3 Op-Amp Differential Instrumentation Amp
Buffer or Unity Gain Op-Amp
Two Op-Amp Differential Amplifier


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The C Programming Language, Second Edition by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie.


Prentice Hall, Inc., 1988. ISBN 0-13-110362-8 (paperback), 0-13-110370-9 (hardback).

The Development of the C Language
C programming.com
Bjarne Stroustrup - C++
C Language Tutorial
Programming in C ANSI
C++ Programming Language Tutorials
J. Blustein's C Programming Language Resources


The C++ Programming Language




Bjarne Stroustrup is the designer and original...&lt;br/&gt;
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"It contains four instruments in one unit: logic probe, single channel logic state analyzer, frequency counter and serial code receiver."

The Engineer's Assistant - Erik Grindheim&lt;br/&gt;
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Educational Reference







Intute - Free online service, database, best Web resources for education and research.
All About Circuits - series of online textbooks, electricity and electronics by Tony
Electronics Concepts at HyperPhysics - Excellent reference for students learning Electronics.
Educypedia - information technology, electronics, resources, science, computer.
Merlot - Open resource designed for faculty and students. Links to...&lt;br/&gt;
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DatasheetArchive - Purchase parts online, 5.2 Million Datasheets and 1.1 Million Cross-References.
Static-ESD.com - Static &amp;amp; ESD Control Equipment. Distributes high quality antistatic tools, instruments, and equipment to control undesired electrostatic discharge.
ECNmag.com - Product news and information for the electronic designer. Technology information.
GlobalSpec - Search engine, information resource. engineering,...&lt;br/&gt;
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You can also Advertize by Targeting my Sites or Content Areas using Google Advertising.

This will help support the delabs Circuits Archive and keep Technology Ideas and Feedback coming from me. I thank the Sponsors and Advertisers for their support to the Tech Blogging Community.

Anantha Narayan...&lt;br/&gt;
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I feel affordable computers and software are the only hope for Unfettered Knowledge Acquisition in many fields, for people in many countries. Especially people, who had no formal education or opportunity. Hence Computers are very important now, as the Web has become a nearly Infinite Source of Knowledge and Ideas.

SAN Gear - Computers, Programmers, and Kinetic Web Design.

Web Deuce - Webmasters...&lt;br/&gt;
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Engineering Scientific Search - Tuned Search for Engineering and Scientific Products, Services, Manufacturers, Companies, Dealers, Distributors.




Software Developer Search - Tuned Search for Software,...&lt;br/&gt;
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Electronics Circuits is now Hosted on Laughing Squid.



It is a Copper Squid, That makes it more Electrifying !

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The Industrial Electronics Handbook by J David Irwin at delabs Library&lt;br/&gt;
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I get visitors from countries, who use even technical information, in their own native language. By using the Google Translate Gadget in my Sites and Blogs, This gadget can be seen in all my blogs and Front Pages. If you visit External Sites Links on Translate from my sites, even they will be translated.

dapj Gizmos - Electronics Gadgets and Gizmos more focused around web and computing.

The Privacy Policy has been updated.


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portable dapj - This works, i will use it for updates and news.&lt;br/&gt;
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