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Could we have a dedicated dashboard section, with another section for electrical systems?

2007-12-12View Original

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Suggestion to the forum moderator and site administrator: It would be convenient to have a dedicated dashboard section; having electrical-related elements mixed in is not practical. I wonder if this is possible?
Reply #22007-12-12
It’s a good suggestion; I agree and support it.
Reply #32007-12-13
I also think that it’s time to go our separate ways when the time is right. In fact, although the fields of electrical engineering and instrumentation are related, there are fundamental differences between them, so going our separate ways is an inevitable trend
Reply #42007-12-13
I strongly agree; they should be separated earlier. Having electrical instruments together is very inconvenient.
Reply #52007-12-13
Support the OP’s suggestion! I hope the leaders can give it some consideration:victory:
Reply #62007-12-13
Many forums group instruments and electrical systems together, and I think this is quite unreasonable. Although their relationship is somewhat close, they ultimately do not belong to the same category. We, as instrument technicians, also dislike being mixed up with electrical engineers. In any forum, the instrumentation community is proactive and collaborative, with a strong spirit of mutual assistance among those working in this field. I also once suggested that the instrumentation specialty be made into a separate chapter.
Reply #72007-12-13
Personally, I believe that the more detailed the division of tasks, the better and more specifically problems can be solved.
Reply #82007-12-13
It really should be divided this way; otherwise, it seems a bit messy.
Reply #92007-12-13
Next year, Electrical/Electronic Control might be separated from Instrumentation/Automatic Control. Some details still need further discussion; in any case, they must adapt to the development of the forum. If you have any good suggestions, such as recommending moderators or how to organize the information sections, feel free to put them forward here for discussion.
Reply #102007-12-13
A separate section should be created for instruments, which will be very convenient for instrument professionals
Reply #112007-12-13
I think a dedicated section for DCS should be created~~ It’s too troublesome to find information on this topic, as it’s mixed in with other materials and hard to locate~~~
Reply #122007-12-13
It supports the separation of instrumentation control from electrical systems; if separated, the field instruments in the control section should be distinguished from DCS, PLC, ESD, etc.
Reply #132007-12-13
Electrical appliances and meters are inseparable; it is recommended to keep them together.
Reply #142007-12-13
I think everyone can refer to Gongkong.com; it does a good job, and it also offers a wide range of options related to instruments.
Reply #152007-12-13
I think it’s better to keep electricity and instrumentation separate, as it makes it easier to find relevant information
Reply #162007-12-13
I agree with what was said on floor 16; I think it’s better to separate them. With the increase in forum technicians, there’s more data and more communication now, so it’s time to do this separation.
Reply #172007-12-13
It is recommended to separate them; otherwise it will look messy and it will be harder to find the information
Reply #182007-12-13
Yeah. . Finding information is so tedious. . . . Zhiji is opening a DCS sub-section. . . .
Reply #192007-12-13
It’s time to separate them; the dashboard section is quite large!
Reply #202007-12-14
It is recommended to separate them, and also divide the ranges of various materials to facilitate searching for information
Reply #212007-12-14
It supports separating the instruments from the electrical systems, and further refining the instrument section by distinguishing between on-site instruments, DCS, PLCs, and ESD.

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