Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
OT
102 terms
Process Gain
Process Gain is the relationship between a change in input and the resulting change in output for a process. It characterizes the sensitivity of the process to input changes.
Operations
Process Simulation Model
Process Simulation Model is a model that represents process behavior so engineers can test, analyze, or predict how the process will respond under different conditions.
Concept/Framework
Process Variable
Process Variable is the measured value of a physical process that a controller monitors and regulates. It is the current observed process state.
Operations
Profibus
Profibus is an industrial communication protocol used to connect automation devices, controllers, and field equipment.
Protocol
Profinet
Profinet is an industrial Ethernet protocol used to connect controllers, devices, and I/O systems in automation environments. It supports structured communication for operational control and data exchange between automation equipment…
Protocol
Programmable Logic Controller
Programmable Logic Controller is an industrial controller used to automate machines and processes with deterministic logic execution. It is built for reliable control in industrial settings.
Hardware
Proportional Integral Derivative Control
Proportional Integral Derivative Control is a feedback control method that combines proportional, integral, and derivative actions to regulate a process variable. It computes a correction from the current error, the…
Concept/Framework
Real Time Control
Real Time Control is control behavior that must be executed within defined timing limits to be correct. In this context, timing is part of the system requirement, not just a…
Operations
Real-Time Control System
Real-Time Control System is a control system that must compute and apply actions within strict timing limits to remain effective.
Operations
Redundant Subsystem
Redundant Subsystem is a backup or duplicate subsystem that can maintain or restore function if the primary subsystem fails. It adds fault tolerance through duplication.
Hardware