Control Networks
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What is Control Networks?
Control networks are communication systems used to interconnect sensors, controllers, and actuators in industrial automation, building automation, and other applications. They enable real-time or near real-time data exchange and coordinated control of distributed devices. Common examples include CAN bus, Ethernet/IP, Modbus, and BACnet.
What other technologies are related to Control Networks?
Control Networks Complementary Technologies
PLCs
PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) are essential components of control networks, providing the real-time control and automation of industrial processes.
HMI
HMI (Human Machine Interface) provides the interface for human operators to interact with and monitor control networks.
SCADA
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems are used to monitor and control distributed control networks, providing a supervisory layer over PLCs and other control elements.
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Automation Engineer
28 Automation Engineer jobs mention Control Networks
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Electrician
14 Electrician jobs mention Control Networks
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Construction
93 Construction jobs mention Control Networks
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Electrical Engineer
15 Electrical Engineer jobs mention Control Networks
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Engineer
106 Engineer jobs mention Control Networks
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Land Surveys
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Magna International
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