WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLC AND DCS
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Answer / abbbbbb
PLC can perform every task as DCS or vice versa. The name
DCS or PLC depends on the system supplier as per
requirement of the customer
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Answer / abdus sattar mollah
The answer is:
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'CELL' AND 'TISSUE'?
HERE:CELL===PLC
AND
TISSUE====DCS
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Answer / p.naresh
plc means program logic control quicklyrespons.and
pertiqrlly usingmeachine or production. DCS;means
distubushion control system this usiong for
scade&eithaernet&controlsystems.all plant using.
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Answer / satishpatel-bilimora
plc is a progrramable logic controllers & dcs is a
distributed control systems. plc is a on/off controller.it
controls the only machine on or off. dcs controls the many
plc at the time.
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Answer / kamal jeet
programming logic control & digital logic control
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