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Electromechanisms: Automatic Controls

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Electromechanisms: Automatic Controls
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Publisher: Delmar Publishers
ISBN/ASIN: B0006C0T4E
Number of pages: 215

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These materials are intended to provide a meaningful experience with automatic controls for students of modern technology. The topics included provide exposure to basic principles of control systems, transducers, actuators, amplifiers, and controllers.

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