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I graduated automatically and now work with instruments; I know almost nothing about them. I’m seeking advice from experts on what books I should read. I’m completely confused right now; it took me some time to understand the gauges. I don’t get what sequences, causes and effects, or circuits are. Sigh

Reply #22018-07-24

Your field of specialization is too broad; you probably didn’t graduate from a school specializing in instrumentation.

Reply #32018-07-24

First, read the instructions for the instruments that require regular maintenance, and then learn some basic process/safety knowledge

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