Common Mechanical and Electrical Control Handbook

Author: Ruan Rongzhong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This manual provides an in-depth yet accessible explanation of the characteristics, control schemes, and typical working principles of various common mechanical and electrical control systems. It emphasizes the novelty, comprehensiveness, and practicality of its content, allowing readers at different levels to find knowledge similar to or close to their required mechanical equipment electrical controls. The writing style of this manual differs significantly from other electrical engineering manuals. First, it directly targets the electrical control systems of mechanical equipment, categorically explaining the characteristics, requirements, control schemes, and typical circuit implementations of mechanical equipment control. Unlike general textbooks that focus solely on knowledge while neglecting the completeness and practicality of circuits, or engineering design manuals that prioritize design schemes and parameters while downplaying principles, this manual strikes a balance. Second, it highlights "newness." The manual comprehensively introduces the applications of electronic technology, computer technology, and network technology in highly automated mechanical equipment, knowledge that is particularly valuable for electrical engineering technicians. It incorporates numerous new technologies and devices, offering a certain depth and difficulty, making it suitable for electrical technicians, as well as senior students and teachers in electrical engineering at colleges and universities. The manual aims to serve as a bridge between theory and practice, enabling readers to closely integrate the theoretical knowledge they have learned, such as power electronics technology, PLC technology, microcontroller technology, and computer control technology, with practical mechanical equipment.