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Control Configuration Management
Control Configuration Management is the versioned handling of control logic, parameters, and related settings for industrial systems.
Operations
Control Loop
Control Loop is a feedback mechanism that measures system output, compares it with a target, and applies corrective action. It is the basis of regulated automation.
Operations
Cross-Strapping
Cross-Strapping is the interconnection of redundant components so that one unit can be routed to alternate paths or loads when needed, supporting flexible failover.
Hardware
Data Lake
Data Lake is a storage architecture that holds large volumes of raw or lightly processed data in a centralized repository for later use and analysis, supporting flexible data reuse across…
Software
Downlink Interference
Downlink Interference is unwanted signal energy that degrades reception on a downlink path, reducing signal quality, throughput, and service availability.
Operations
Emergency Shutdown System
Emergency Shutdown System is a safety system that brings a process or facility to a safe stopped condition when a hazardous situation occurs. It operates through monitoring unsafe conditions and…
Operations
Engineering Workstation
Engineering Workstation is a computer used by engineers to configure, program, test, and maintain industrial control systems.
Hardware
Fail Safe
Fail Safe is a design principle in which a system defaults to a safe state when a failure or abnormal condition occurs. It prioritizes safety over continued operation.
Operations
Fail-Operational System
Fail-Operational System is a system designed to continue operating after a fault, often with reduced capability rather than immediate shutdown. It preserves operation through failure conditions.
Operations
Fault Management System
Fault Management System is the logic and supporting software that detects, isolates, and responds to faults within a platform or subsystem.
Software