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DCS/SCADA

DCS/SCADA

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What is DCS/SCADA?

DCS (Distributed Control System) and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) are both industrial control systems. SCADA systems are typically used for geographically dispersed assets, often involving long-distance communication. They are used for monitoring and controlling remote sites and are often used in industries like utilities, oil and gas, and transportation. DCS systems are typically used within a single plant or factory to control processes, providing a more localized control network. Common applications include chemical plants, power generation facilities, and manufacturing plants.

What other technologies are related to DCS/SCADA?

DCS/SCADA Complementary Technologies

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are a crucial component of DCS and SCADA systems, handling local control and data acquisition. They are integrated within the larger system architecture.
mentioned alongside DCS/SCADA in 0% (55) of relevant job posts
A single Programmable Logic Controller is a crucial component of DCS and SCADA systems, handling local control and data acquisition. It is integrated within the larger system architecture.
mentioned alongside DCS/SCADA in 0% (55) of relevant job posts

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