Introduction to the development of DDZ-Ⅰ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ instruments
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The development of integrated control panels in our country can be divided into four stages: the DDZ-Ⅰ type integrated control panels based on electron tubes in the 1960s; the DDZ-Ⅱ type integrated control panels based on transistors in the 1970s; the DDZ-Ⅲ type integrated control panels based on integrated circuits in the 1980s; and after the 1990s, with the widespread use of microcontrollers and single-board computers, intelligent integrated control panels centered around these devices came into existence.
Regarding DDZ, it is now rarely used in the power industry. New power plants built after 2000 almost no longer use DDZ unit combinations
Hehe, the information is way too old – the DDZ-III model has been discontinued for a long time; it has a high failure rate and is difficult to maintain, making it much more troublesome than today’s digital displays and DCS systems
Conventional control is only used in equipment and small units; nowadays it is the era of DCS, FCS, and PLC.
It seems that it’s rare to find all these things in the market
I learned something new, hehe:lol :lol
Isn’t it a bit too simple? Is there anything more specific? ?