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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 448 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 720 g, Approx. 100 illustrations; Illustrations, unspecified
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jul-2000
  • Kirjastus: Newnes (an imprint of Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd )
  • ISBN-10: 0750646241
  • ISBN-13: 9780750646246
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 448 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 720 g, Approx. 100 illustrations; Illustrations, unspecified
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jul-2000
  • Kirjastus: Newnes (an imprint of Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd )
  • ISBN-10: 0750646241
  • ISBN-13: 9780750646246
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Märksõnad:
Presents the basic concepts and techniques of data acquisition and control (DA&C) programming, and illustrates how elements of the PC architecture can be employed in DA&C systems. Although detailed descriptions of certain elements of the PC's hardware and interface adaptors are covered, the book concentrates on software techniques. Code examples are given in C. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

A practical guide to programming for data acquisition and measurement - must-have info in just the right amount of depth for engineers who are not programming specialists.

This book offers a complete guide to the programming and interfacing techniques involved in data collection and the subsequent measurement and control systems using an IBM compatible PC. It is an essential guide for electronic engineers and technicians involved in measurement and instrumentation, DA&C programmers and students aiming to gain a working knowledge of the industrial applications of computer interfacing.

A basic working knowledge of programming in a high-level language is assumed, but analytical mathematics is kept to a minimum. Sample listings are given in C and can be downloaded from the Newnes website.

Practical guidance on PC-based acquisition.
Written for electronic engineers and software engineers in industry, not academics or computer scientists.
A textbook with strong foundations in industry.

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"Well suited for design and development departments of small companies." --Dr. B. Mehenni, University of Glamorgan

"Most readers will be electronic engineers/technicians using PCs for measurement and instrumentation applications... There is a large educational market for a book of this type. The book will overlap to some extent with PC Based Instrumentation and Control but the author is clearly aware of the need to minimise duplication and ensure that his book has a different approach. I very much look forward to seeing this book in print." --Mike Tooley

Preface ix
A note on software examples x
Part 1: Introduction to Data Acquisition on the PC
The PC as a platform for data acquisition
3(23)
Types of PC
4(1)
The processor
5(6)
Memory
11(4)
Input/output ports
15(2)
Buses and adaptor card slots
17(9)
Software considerations
26(45)
An overview of DA&C software
26(4)
Data acquisition and control in real time
30(15)
Implementing real-time systems on the PC
45(16)
Robustness, reliability and safety
61(10)
Part 2: Sampling Fundamentals
Sensors and interfacing
71(60)
Introduction
71(5)
Digital I/O
76(5)
Sensors for analogue signals
81(14)
Handling analogue signals
95(8)
Digitization and signal conversion
103(21)
Analogue measurements
124(4)
Timers and pacing
128(3)
Sampling, noise and filtering
131(32)
Sampling and aliasing
131(11)
Noise and filtering
142(21)
Part 3: I/O Techniques and Buses
The interrupt system
163(42)
Interrupt vectors
164(5)
Hardware interrupts
169(16)
Software interrupts and processor exceptions
185(4)
Interrupt priorities
189(1)
Writing interrupt handlers
190(9)
Re-entrancy and accessing shared resources
199(1)
Interrupt response times
200(5)
Data transfer
205(46)
Data-acquisition interface devices
205(6)
Data transfer techniques and protocols
211(33)
Buffers and buffered I/O
244(7)
Parallel buses
251(33)
Introduction
252(1)
Data acquisition using a parallel bus
253(1)
The PC's parallel port
254(16)
The IEEE-488 (GPIB) bus
270(14)
Serial communications
284(61)
Some common terms
284(2)
Introduction to asynchronous communication
286(5)
Data acquisition via a serial link
291(5)
Serial interface standards
296(12)
Asynchronous serial I/O on the PC
308(37)
Part 4: Interpreting and Using Acquired Data
Scaling and linearization
345(42)
Scaling of linear response curves
346(10)
Linearization
356(1)
Polynomial linearization
357(16)
Interpolation between points in a look-up table
373(8)
Interpolation vs. power-series polynomials
381(1)
Interactive calibration programs
381(2)
Practical issues
383(4)
Basic control techniques
387(24)
Terminology
387(1)
An overview of control systems
388(2)
Programmable logic controllers
390(1)
Safety and reliability of control systems
391(1)
Discontinuous control systems
392(4)
Continuous control systems
396(15)
Part 5: Examples
Example projects
411(42)
Dimensional gauging of railway carriage wheels
411(2)
In-situ sensor calibration on a tube-straightening machine
413(3)
Dimensional gauging of turbine blades
416(4)
Torsional rigidity testing of car bodies
420(3)
Winch testing system
423(3)
Brake actuator test system
426(3)
Monitoring of bush-insertion load
429(3)
Laboratory furnace temperature control
432(2)
Thermoluminescence spectrometry
434(7)
Part 6: Appendices
Appendix A Adaptor installation reference
441(6)
Appendix B Character codes
447(6)
References 453(4)
Index 457