Instrumentation is the art of measuring the value of some plant parameter i.e. pressure, flow, level or temperature to name a few and supplying a signal that is proportional to the measured parameter. The output signals are standard signal and can then be processed by other equipment (PLC or DCS) to provide indication, alarms or automatic control. There are a number of standard signals; however, those most common in a PROCESS plant are the 4-20 mA electronic signal and the 3–15 psi pneumatic signal.
This course deals with the instrumentation equipment used to measure and provide signals for PLC or DCS.
The course will beneficial to be Instrumentation Engineers, Process Control Engineers, Automation engineers, Instrument supervisors & Technicians.
Other training programs in Electrical and Electronics offered at CRISP are :
Embedded System Design
Electronics Maintenance
WinCC SCADA
Industrial Automation
PLC Programming & Application
PLC Networking
Electrical Control and Relay Logic Application
AC/DC Drive
MMI
MATLAB
Fiber Optic Networking