Industrial Sensors And Automation Series

The Industrial Sensors And Automation Series examines how machines detect position, presence, pressure, level, speed and other real process conditions. It covers common industrial sensor types, signal interfaces, wiring, switching behavior, installation effects and the faults that can make a sensor appear healthy while the control system still receives incorrect information.
The emphasis is on practical diagnosis and reliable automation. The books show how to separate sensor faults from wiring, power-supply, PLC input and mechanical problems, and how to verify whether a signal truly represents the physical condition it is meant to prove. The series is written for maintenance technicians, electricians and automation engineers working with real industrial equipment.