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Books on instruments and automatic control!

2010-09-29View Original

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I didn’t study instrumentation before; now that I want to work in the field of instrumentation and automated control, which books would be a good starting point? Give me the most basic one! Everyone, please help and share your thoughts!
Reply #22010-10-02
I feel that Huang Buyu’s design manual covers a wide range of topics, but it may not go into too much depth; you can use it as a reference.
Reply #32010-10-03
I suggest the original poster take a look at this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-737657-1-2.html It might help you...

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