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Industrial Process Control Anastasia Beloni - Postgraduate - (A-) Electronic Computer Systems Engineering, TEI of Piraeus A study of the applications of industrial automation systems, including practical industrial data networks – protocols and systems for home and building automation – PID control – PLC programming – practical applications using Labview – SCADA for industry and CAD software for parametric and direct modelling.
Industrial Informatics Anastasia Beloni - Postgraduate - (A-) Electronic Computer Systems Engineering, TEI of Piraeus Model of the integrated information system of an industrial organization. Hardware and software architecture of the computer units which implement the functions of the various levels of an industrial organization. Typical pre-fabricated computing modules for assembling and configuring distributed control systems (DCS), Programmable Logic controllers (PLC) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems ((SCADA). Languages for writing industrial control software (Ladder Logic Diagrams, Function Block Diagrams, Instruction List, Structured Text and Sequential Function Charts. Software engineering workbenches for the design, debugging and execution simulation of industrial control software.
Signals and Dystems Anastasia Veloni - Undergraduate - (A+) Electronic Computer Systems Engineering, TEI of Piraeus The objectives of the course are: • Introduce students to the basic types of signals and systems encountered in engineering and to important properties of these systems. • Introduce students to methods of characterizing and analyzing continuous-time signals and systems in the time and frequency domains.
Control Systems Anastasia Veloni - Undergraduate - (A+) Electronic Computer Systems Engineering, TEI of Piraeus 1. Introduction 2. System Modeling 3. Dynamic Behavior 4. Linear Systems 5. State Feedback 6. Output Feedback 7. Transfer Functions 8. Dynamic response specifications 9. Stability 10. Frequency Domain Analysis 11. PID Control 12. Frequency Domain Design 13. Robust Performance