control
A Controls Engineer specializes in designing control units that drive systems to behave in a specific way, using microcontrollers, programmable logic controllers, digital signal processors, and electrical circuits,[9] and various control units or devices operate based on a physical factor. or more that is specified in the device, such as temperature, altitude, or speed, and among these devices is the simple thermostat in the home oven, the speed and emissions control devices in the car, the autopilot in modern jet planes and spacecraft, and the control of prosthetics in applications Biomedical, robots in factories, and others.[10]
The working principle of control devices is summarized by measuring the behavior emanating from the devices to determine the difference from the desired behavior, and then changing or modifying the system inputs to bring the actual behavior closer to the desired behavior. The field of control is one of the important areas for a number of modern life needs. Such as controlling emissions in order to achieve a cleaner environment, automation in factories, exploration of uninhabited spaces and underwater places, and control of communication networks. The control engineer’s work is to discover ways to develop and improve the performance of various control devices. Computer programs and its components, and the ability to discover and solve new problems that fall under a variety of disciplines, ranging from aviation to electrical engineering, chemical engineering, chemistry, biology, and economics.[10]
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