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Research on comprehensive hydraulic test bed computer data acquisition and automatic control

Donghai Su, Xin Wang

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This paper presents a comprehensive hydraulic test bed computer automatic control system based on industrial personal computer and programmable logic controller. The system mainly consists of hydraulic test data acquisition, data processing and test process automatic control through communication between PC and lower machine.

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This paper presents a comprehensive hydraulic test bed computer automatic control system based on industrial personal computer and programmable logic controller. The system mainly consists of hydraulic test data acquisition, data processing and test process automatic control through communication between PC and lower machine.

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This paper presents a comprehensive hydraulic test bed computer automatic control system based on industrial personal computer and programmable logic controller. The system mainly consists of hydraulic test data acquisition, data processing and test process automatic control through communication between PC and lower machine.

Key concepts: Programmable logic controller, Data acquisition, Computer science, Automatic control, Hydraulic machinery, Test (biology), Process (computing), Process control

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