Titlebook: Standard Handbook of Industrial Automation; Douglas M. Considine (Registered Professional Engi Book 1986 Chapman and Hall 1986 Motor.Servo

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Book 1986tion has been directed to the general concepts and philosophy of automation as a way to convince owners and managers of manufacturing facilities that automation is indeed one of the few avenues available to increase productivity and improve competitive position. Seventy-three contributors share thei

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Geometric Variables I: Position, Motion, Speed, Velocityaircraft, appliances, electronic equipment, et al.), . of the utmost importance to maintaining product quality and throughput (productivity). In the flat goods and continuous-length product industries, geometric measurements, notably of thickness and caliper, are of equal importance in the control o

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Geometric Variables II: Dimension, Displacement, Thicknessenhances the chances of generating scrap and rejects at an exceedingly rapid rate. Higher throughputs and productivity have developed a critical need for very efficient on-line inspection of parts and materials with no degradation of measurement accuracy and resolution. It is interesting to note tha

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Machine Vision scenery, juxtapositions, dimensional magnitude, color, and many other characteristics of the visual environment. This is done with the partial or total substitution of the human visual system by instruments (frequently optical) and computers and/or electronic subsystems.

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