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"Automation of Technical Systems" Laboratory

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Laboratory Name: "Automation of Technical Systems" Laboratory

Classroom: No. 117

Total Area: S = 51.6 m²

Seating Capacity: 20

Purpose and Characteristics: Designed for conducting laboratory and practical classes in the course "Automation of Technical Systems". The educational laboratory is equipped with programmable logic controllers (PLCs), industrial sensors, actuators, and laboratory benches for developing SCADA systems. The bench panels feature electrical circuits, switching equipment, signal converters, and control devices for regulating automation processes.

 

Table 1 – Equipment and Stand List

 

No.

Name of Stand, Equipment, etc.

Purpose of Stand / Equipment

Qty

 

1

Poster Stand "Automation Technology"

For student training

2 pcs

2

Laboratory Table

For student training

2 pcs

3

Model of Logical Conversion of Discrete Signals

For student training

1 pc

4

Automatic Control System Model

For student training

1 pc

5

Modern Drives - DC Motor and Stepper Motor

For student training

1 pc

6

Digital Measuring Devices

For student training

1 pc

7

Modern Measuring Instruments, Converters, and Sensors

For student training

1 pc

8

Circuitry and Microprocessor Technology

For student training

1 pc

9

Computer Pentium (R) Dual CPU

For student training

1 pc

10

Poster Stand "Automation Technology"

For student training

1 pc

 

List of Methodological and Educational Literature:

  1. Fundamentals of Automation: Textbook for Universities – Michurin: MichGAU, 2006 – 220 p.
  2. Prokhorsky A.A. Fundamentals of Automation and Telemechanics: Textbook for Universities. 2nd ed. – Moscow: Vysshaya Shkola, 1988 – 288 p.
  3. Frolov V.V. Language of Microcircuits. – Moscow: Radio i Svyaz, 1988 – 128 p.
  4. Dolzhenko O.V., Korolev G. Collection of Problems, Questions, and Exercises in Radio Electronics. – Moscow: Vysshaya Shkola, 1986.
  5. Design of Automation Systems: Textbook for Universities. – Moscow, 1998 – 220 p.
  6. Panteleev A.V., Bortakovsky A.S. Control Theory in Examples and Problems: Textbook for Universities. – Moscow: Vysshaya Shkola, 2003 – 583 p.
  7. Kisarimov R.A. Practical Automation: Handbook. – Moscow: Radiosoft, 2004 – 192 p.
  8. Klavdiyev A.A. Control Theory in Examples and Problems. Part I, II: Study Guide for Universities. – St. Petersburg: SZTU, 2005.
  9. Katsman M.M. Electrical Machines: Textbook for Universities. 2nd ed. – Moscow: Vysshaya Shkola, 1990 – 463 p.
  10. Umarov A.R., Umarov A.A. Automation Tools and Elements / Study Guide. – Turkistan: Turan, 2013 – 148 p.: ill.
  11. Umarov A.R., Umarov A.A. Design of Automation and Telemechanics Systems: Study Guide. – Turkistan: Turan, 2013 – 222 p.: ill.