Engineering

Instrumentation engineering and control engineering are very closely related. In fact, in some engineering universities, the degree is given as Instrumentation and Control Engineering. Instrumentation engineering is concerned with the study of instruments used to measure data for process parameters that are to be controlled. The instruments could be electrical, electro-mechanical, or electronic. These include measuring instruments, transducers, meters, etc. Examples are pitot-static tubes, voltmeters, strain gauges, venturi meters, ammeters, digital multimeters, etc. Control engineering deals with the study of all the machines that form the components of a control system, which in most cases is a closed-loop control system. Control engineering deals with the study of transducers, signal amplifiers, power amplifiers, controllers (for example, PID controllers and PLCs), and the system architecture that is used to link together these components to form a closed-loop control system that can be used to build an automated process control system.

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