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An encyclopedia of the instrumentation industry

2022-01-19View Original

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Upon arriving in this wonderful place, I offer as a gift the authoritative manual for Instrument, consisting of 3 volumes. I bought a set on Amazon; it cost me nearly 500 dollars. Since its first edition in 1969, this book is now in its fourth edition. It is claimed to be the most comprehensive, practical, and authoritative reference book for instruments. Its audience can span various levels, including students, technicians, and engineers. The authors of its various chapters are not theoretical scholars from academia, but engineers working on the front lines. Therefore, this book places more emphasis on practicality. The editor mentioned in the preface that if readers have any insights or tips from their work experience, even if they are not familiar with the theories or the reasons behind them, they can contact the editor directly so that these can be included in the revised edition. The book contains thousands of images, charts, tables, and a large amount of data, and is regarded as an encyclopedia of the instrumentation industry. Volume 1: Process Measurement and Analysis – 1920 pages. Volume 2: Process Control and Optimization – 2464 pages. Volume 3: Process Software and Digital Networks – 912 pages. I just found the electronic version online; I downloaded it to give it a try. It’s the actual electronic version, not a scanned one. You can easily jump to any chapter by clicking the table of contents. I don’t dare keep it to myself; I hope it will be helpful to those with the same interest. It should be emphasized that all downloads are free, requiring no registration or payment. After clicking the download link, select “FreeUser”. Since it is a free download, you will need to wait for several dozen seconds (depending on the network conditions at the time) before a download button appears. The three compressed files total about 200 megabytes, making them difficult to upload. And I’m new here; I don’t have the permission to upload. Please forgive me. Due to different network environments, some students may have difficulty downloading it. Students who have successfully downloaded and extracted the file are asked to post a reply, so that other students can have the confidence to try as well. After all, the next few dozen megabytes of data still require some patience. http://depositfiles.com/en/files/8497968 http://depositfiles.com/en/files/8496463 http://rapidshare.com/files/126732416/0849310822.rar These manuals are in English; those who have difficulty reading them are encouraged to overcome such challenges, as they are very helpful for beginners and those new to these instruments.
Reply #22022-01-20
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Reply #32022-01-20
Hello, original poster, could you send it via email? Thank you. Email: 2268591336@qq.com
Reply #42022-01-20
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