Mechatronics : electronics in products and processes / D. A. Bradley ... [et al.].

Contributor(s): Bradley, D. A. (David A.).

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BookPublisher: London : Chapman and Hall, 1991Description: xviii, 510 p. + pbk.ISBN: 0412582902.Subject(s): CAD/CAM systems

| Manufacturing processes -- Data processing

| Industrial design -- Data processingDDC classification: 670.427

Contents:

Part One: Sensors and Transducers -- Part Two: Embedded Microprocessor systems -- Part Three: Motion control -- Part Four: Systems and design -- Part Five: Case studies.

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This book identifies the concepts which underpin the mechatronic approach to engineering design and brings together its principal components - sensors and transducers, embedded microprocessors, actuators and drives to explore their interrelationships. Several case-studies are presented which specifically illustrate the theory and practice of mechatronics in successful real-life applications.

Bibliography: (pages 488-493) and index.

Part One: Sensors and Transducers -- Part Two: Embedded Microprocessor systems -- Part Three: Motion control -- Part Four: Systems and design -- Part Five: Case studies.