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    2-Basics of Instrumentation and Control Course 1. Parts of control loop 2. Process and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's) 3. Commonly used process control signals 4. Signal quality terminology (accuracy, linearity, span, etc.) 5. Understanding the 4-20 milliamp current loop 7. Signal conversions 8. Calibration basics 9. Position and speed sensors 10. Pressure, force, and strain sensors 13. Level detectors 14. Fluid and gas flow concepts 15. Flow sensors 16. Typical problems in instrumentation systems 17. Smart instruments 18. Common instrument

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    2-Basics of Instrumentation and Control Course 1. Parts of control loop 2. Process and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's) 3. Commonly used process control signals 4. Signal quality terminology (accuracy, linearity, span, etc.) 5. Understanding the 4-20 milliamp current loop 7. Signal conversions 8. Calibration basics 9. Position and speed sensors 10. Pressure, force, and strain sensors 13. Level detectors 14. Fluid and gas flow concepts 15. Flow sensors 16. Typical problems in instrumentation systems 17. Smart instruments 18. Common instrument

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    2-Basics of Instrumentation and Control Course 1. Parts of control loop 2. Process and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's) 3. Commonly used process control signals 4. Signal quality terminology (accuracy, linearity, span, etc.) 5. Understanding the 4-20 milliamp current loop 7. Signal conversions 8. Calibration basics 9. Position and speed sensors 10. Pressure, force, and strain sensors 13. Level detectors 14. Fluid and gas flow concepts 15. Flow sensors 16. Typical problems in instrumentation systems 17. Smart instruments 18. Common instrument

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    2-Basics of Instrumentation and Control Course 1. Parts of control loop 2. Process and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's) 3. Commonly used process control signals 4. Signal quality terminology (accuracy, linearity, span, etc.) 5. Understanding the 4-20 milliamp current loop 7. Signal conversions 8. Calibration basics 9. Position and speed sensors 10. Pressure, force, and strain sensors 13. Level detectors 14. Fluid and gas flow concepts 15. Flow sensors 16. Typical problems in instrumentation systems 17. Smart instruments 18. Common instrument

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    1-Basics Of Electricity Course

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Introduction Electron Theory Conductors, Insulators and Semiconductors Electric Charges Current Voltage Resistance Simple Electric Circuit Ohms Law DC Series Circuit DC Parallel Circuit Series-Parallel Circuits Power Magnetism Electromagnetism Introduction to AC AC Generators Frequency Voltage and Current Inductance Capacitance Inductive and Capacitive Reactance Series R-L-C Circuit Parallel R-L-C Circuit Power and Power Factor in an AC Circuit Transformers Three-Phase Transformers

    2-Basics of Instrumentation & Control Course


    1. Parts of control loop 2. Process & Instrument Diagrams (P&ID's) 3. Commonly used process control signals 4. Signal quality terminology (accuracy, linearity, span, etc.) 5. Understanding purpose of standards (NIST, etc.) 6. Understanding the 4-20 milliamp current loop 7. Signal conversions 8. Calibration basics 9. Position and speed sensors 10. Temperature sensors (Thermocouples, RTD's, Thermistors, tc.) 11. Pneumatic and hydraulic pressure concepts 12. Pressure, force, and strain sensors 13. Level detectors 14. Fluid and gas flow concepts 15. Flow sensors 16. Typical problems in instrumentation systems 17. Smart instruments 18. Common Instrumentation networks 19. Troubleshooting instrumentation systems 20. Controller types 21. Controller setup concepts 22. Understanding process dynamics (dead-time, capacity, etc.) 23. On/Off control concepts 24. Control actuator basics (AC/DC/Stepper motors, hydraulic/pneumatic actuators, etc.) 25. Control valve concepts 26. Variable frequency drive basics (AC) 27. Variable speed drive basics (DC) 28. Common control system errors and problems 29. PID control systems basics 30. PID control details (windup, CV limiting, feedforward biasing, bumpless transfer, dead-bands, etc.) 31. PID control system advanced features 32. Controller tuning concepts and methods 33. Advanced control strategies (cascade, ratio, feed-forward, etc.) 34. Real world applications, common problems, issues, tips and tricks

    3- Basic electrical technology


    Basic Electrical Technology Passive Components Sources Kirchoff's Law Modelling of Circuit Analysis Using MatLab Sinusoidal steady state Transfer Function and Pole Zero domain Transfer function & pole zero The Sinusoid Phasor Analysis Power Factor Power ports Transformer Basics The Practical Transformer DC Machines DC Generators DC Motor Three Phase System Three Phase Transformer Induction Motor Synchronous Machine

    4- Basic of Control Components Course


    Introduction Electrical Symbols Line Diagrams Overload Protection Overload Relays Manual Control Magnetic Contactors and Starters Contactor and Starter Ratings Multi-Speed Starters Reversing Starters Reduced-Voltage Starting Soft Starters Lighting and Heating Contactors Pilot Devices Control Transformers Control Relays Solid-State Switching Devices Monitoring Relays Time Relays Terminal Blocks and Supplementary Protectors

    5- Basic of AC Motors and its applications course


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    Introduction to AC Motors Force and Motion AC Motor Construction Magnetism Electromagnetism Developing a Rotating Magnetic Field Rotor Rotation Motor Specifications NEMA Motor Characteristics Derating Factors AC Motors and AC Drives Matching AC Motors to the Load Enclosures Mounting

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    Applications

    6- Basics of Ac drive and its applications course


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    Introduction to AC Drives and Totally Integrated Automation Mechanical Basics AC Motor Construction Developing A Rotating Magnetic Field Rotor Construction NEMA Rotor Characteristics Electrical Components Of A Motor Voltage And Frequency Basic AC Drives Parameters and Function Blocks Applications Constant Torque Applications Variable Torque Applications Constant Horsepower Applications Multimotor Applications

    7- Basics of Dc motors and DC drives and their applications course


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    Introduction to DC motors ,Drives and Totally Integrated Automation Mechanical Basics DC Motors Basic DC Motor Operation Types of DC Motors DC Motor Ratings Speed/Torque Relationships of Shunt Connected Motors Basic DC Drives Converting AC to DC Basic Drive Operation SIMOREG 6RA70 DC MASTER Electronics Parameters and Function Blocks Engineering Tools Applications Application Examples Selecting a DC Drive

    8- Sensors and practical applications course


    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Introduction to sensors Limit Switches International Limit Switches North American Limit Switches BERO Sensors Inductive Proximity Sensors Theory of Operation Inductive Proximity Sensor Family Capacitive Proximity Sensors Theory of Operation Capacitive Proximity Sensor Family Ultrasonic Proximity Sensors Theory of Operation Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor Family Photoelectric Sensors Theory of Operation Photoelectric Family of Sensors Sensor practical Applications

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