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Excellent Tutorial....easy to understand for layman like me

Thank you! I've never understood what happened to the negative side of the wave when electricity flows through a bridge rectifier but now I understand. With time and patience I hope to be able to create my own logic circuits, or at least understand them well enough to use off the shelf circuits to create custom components.

it says these are all retired and locked. I can not download anymore. would you pls verify?

Excellent explaining video. Thanks.

Nice explain. Thank you

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Simply outstanding lecture!!!!

Great video, thank you. Can you explain why the echo polarity is negative at the beginning and ending of the probe?

Hi, if the probe length is 1700mm then what is the LRV and URV

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Hi... Very informative. Could you please explain the difference between instrument range, calibration range and span with an example from datasheet. How we decide the calibration range. ?? Is there any thumb rule ? Thank you.😊

The actuator is direct acting when the spring acting on the diaphragm is either in compression and pushing up against the diaphragm from below, or is in tension and pulling the diaphragm up - in this latter case the spring is placed above the diaphragm. In a reverse acting actuator the opposite is true - the spring is either in compression and pushing down against the diaphragm, from above, or is in tension and pulling the diaphragm down. So there are actually four of these diaphragm actuators possible, not two. This point is important because the actuator can be direct acting even with the spring above the diaphragm, if the spring is in tension rather than compression, and likewise it may be reverse acting even with the spring below the diaphragm. It is the position of the spring as well as whether it is in compression or tension that determines whether it is direct or reverse acting, not just the position. And technically, the valve body is direct acting when the plug pushes down on the seat, and reverse acting when it pulls up against the seat. These valves can be installed on horizontal lines like you show in your video, as well as in vertical lines, so again the point is important to make, as the plug in a direct acting valve body will not always be above the seat, nor below in a reverse acting valve body - picture one of these valves flipped 90 degrees - the plug would be horizontal to the seat rather than above or below in this case, so the above explanation is the technically correct one.

what if the flow sensor is for ammonia, but i want to have it to measure the flow for mixed gas contain nitrogen, hydrogen and ammonia. how to calculate the conversion factor and to calculate the equivalent flow?

Can it measure level water across thin ice? We have that problem in winter

Please provide me with the link to download the LCP simulator. Thanks!

Thanks for your excellent video ever find in youtube. Please make videos that demonstrates real PLC hardware connecting to Input and output devices.

Very nice presentation...unique and straight to the point

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Love the real-world explanation. This is really good content for anyone who what to get into PLC programming.

Another great tutorial on Basic PLC knowledge:)

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Thanks for the great videos...

Hello ! Please I am connecting my vfd to drive two similar motors in parallel,it is giving me a W12 and W 13 warning , how can I solve it

Hello Sir Thanks a lot for a such great video! Sir I'm interested in Excel sheet, please could you share with us?

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Hello sir kindly send me positioner postions adjustment video

Hi, when studying valve, i always wondered that if i remain valve stem position or valve opening percentage, does the Cv remain the same value?. I think it right but still not sure about.

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How yo set pressure bar i want to know

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