Basic Tech Mate
This blog contains basic concepts,topics,information related to instrumentation and control
Wednesday, 29 November 2017
Wednesday, 22 November 2017
Alternating current(AC) vs Direct current(DC)
Alternating current(AC) vs Direct current(DC)
AC
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DC
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AC switches direction periodically
forward-backward
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DC
flow in single direction
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AC has generally freq.50Hz or 60Hz
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DC
has zero freq.
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AC cannot be stored
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DC
can be stored in battery
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In AC longer transmission is possible
without energy loss
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In
DC longer transmission is not possible due to energy loss
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Obtained from ac generator or mains
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Obtained
from battery, rectifier, DC generator
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Types of AC:-
Sinusoidal, Trapezoidal, Triangular, Square.
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Saturday, 3 June 2017
OPEN LOOP SYSTEM vs CLOSE LOOP SYSTEM
OPEN LOOP SYSTEM vs CLOSE LOOP SYSTEM
Open loop system
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Close loop
system
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The open loop systems are
simple & economical
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The
closed loop systems are complex and costlier
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They consume less power
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They consume
more power
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Easier to build
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Difficult
to build
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If calibration is good, they
perform accurately
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They are
accurate because of feedback
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OL systems are generally more
stable
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CL
systems are less stable
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Optimization is not possible
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Optimization is
possible
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These are not reliable
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These
are reliable
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Easy to regulate
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Ability to
correct error
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There is no feedback
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Feedback
is always present
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Thursday, 18 May 2017
Basic difference between Relay and Transistor
Relay
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Transistor
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It is an electromechanical
device
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It is a semiconductor
device
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Works on both AC & DC
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Works with DC only
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Works on extreme temperature
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Working is limited to
max. 95 °C and below due to semiconductor
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Operates on low freq. 200hertz
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Operates on high freq.in (megahertz)
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Highly isolated from
control coil
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Not isolated from
base and gate
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Only on and off
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Can amplify analog signals
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Size is more than
transistor
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Size is very less
than a relay
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Basic difference between PLC and Relay Logic Control
PLC
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Relay Logic
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Easy
to implement and expand
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complex
to expand
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Troubleshooting
and maintenance is easy
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Troubleshooting and maintenance
is difficult
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Can
be reprogrammed easily
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Reconfiguration
is difficult
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Interfacing
is possible with computer
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No interfacing
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Required
space is less
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More
space required due to more no of relays
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No
limitation to no of i/o
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Limitation to no of
i/o due to complexity
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Special
training is required
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No
special training is required
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PLC
having additional features like PIDs,Timer,etc
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No additional
features
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Wiring
is less
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Wiring
is more
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Maintenance
required is very less
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More maintenance
required
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