Summary

Chapter 1
P&I Diagrams
Chapter 2
2.1 Bubbles and Symbols
2.2 Tag Numbers

Block Diagrams
Chapter 3
3.1 Signals
3.2 Structure
3.3 Sub-systems
3.4 Modes of Operation

Signals
Chapter 4
4.1 Signal Categories
4.2 Standard Ranges
4.3 Linearity

Pneumatics
Chapter 5
5.1 Air Supply
5.2 Pilot Valves
5.3 Flapper Nozzles
5.4 Pneumatic Relays
5.5 Force Balance

Electronics
Chapter 6
6.1 Semiconductors
6.2 Diodes
6.3 Transistors
6.4 Logic Gates
6.5 Flip-Flops
6.6 Counters, Registers andMemory
6.7 Operational Amplifiers

Data Typing
Chapter 7
7.1 Binary Representation
7.2 Two’s Complement
7.3 Characters
7.4 Identifiers
7.5 Integer Literals
7.6 Real Literals
7.7 Time Literals
7.8 String Literals
7.9 Boolean Literals
7.10 Derived Data Construct
7.11 Array Data Construct
7.12 Enumerated Data Construct
7.13 Structured Data Construct
7.14 Comments

Structured Text
Chapter 8
8.1 IEC Software Model
8.2 Global and External Variables
8.3 Input and Output Variables
8.4 Memory Variables
8.5 Miscellaneous
8.6 Program Structure
8.7 Specimen Program
8.8 Comments

Microprocessors
Chapter 9
9.1 Overview
9.2 The Control Unit
9.3 The Arithmetic/Logic Unit
9.4 The Memory System
9.5 The Processor Cycle