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News Release from: Control Techniques | Subject: Control Techniques Handbook
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 04 September 2001
Updated handbook on control systems
published
The 3rd Edition of the Control Techniques Handbook is now available. The fully revised and updated edition eclipses the previous version released in 1990-91.
The 3rd Edition of the Control Techniques Handbook is now available The fully revised and updated edition eclipses the previous version released in 1990-91
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 8 Jun 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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The handbook gives a unique insight into the technology and techniques of motor speed control, from basic theory through to practical solutions.
Commissioned by the Institute of Electrical Engineers ( IEE ), this publication sets Control Techniques apart as a centre of excellence in the field of Drives, their control and application.
The Handbook draws upon Control Techniques vast engineering expertise throughout Research and Development, Manufacturing Operations and our global Drive Centre network.
Professor Bill Drury (Editor) is quick to acknowledge other contributors "The Handbook is a bringing together hundreds of years of experience in all aspects of variable speed control, including AC/DC Industrial Motors, Servo, Harmonics, Power Electronics, Communication and system design. Request a free brochure from Control Techniques ...
"The contribution of each of our experts ensures that this Handbook will be a reference guide to both existing and new control engineers".
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