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Benefits in using
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| what
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Philadelphia
Control Systems, Inc. has never failed to deliver working and reliable systems
in 20+ years of continuing operation.
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Our focus
on technical detail and excellence is applied to each client’s important work.
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Our
technical range and demonstrated success extends to a wide variety of areas.
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Philadelphia
Control Systems, Inc. is well recognized for a wide range of batch automation
successes. These span food, pharmaceutical and chemical industry clients.
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We
know the old. We understand the new.
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Data Acquisition is the automatic collection of large amounts of
raw data and that data’s conversion to meaningful information.
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Operations
unexpectedly experience problems. The problems can be in quality, quantity or
efficiency. The unexpected problems may be intermittent and have no
recognizable underlying cause. Diagnosis is made possible with data
acquisition.
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why Data Acquisition? |
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The acquired data is
used to establish baseline parameter patterns indicative of “good”
operation.
Unexpected problems depart
from the baseline and will be correlated with precursor indications. These
precursors are captured and indicated within the automatically collected
datasets.
Understanding the problem
precursors within the dataset allows automatic intervention, compensation,
and maintains proper ongoing operation.
Data Acquisition activities
typically use the existing hardware and network infrastructure. Custom
software is overlaid to accomplish needed data set normalization,
synchronization and event stamps.
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Our demonstrated
success |
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Integration with Android Based Mobile
Devices
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Acquisition on time and
event basis
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Composite datasets
using differing data sources
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Raw data conversion to
man-readable information tables
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Raw data conversion to
graphic representation
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Real-time configurable,
in-use, data acquisition setup displays
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Off-line
“viewers” to
allow collected data to be “replayed” at remote locations
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Integration with
conventional and unconventional statistical analysis tools
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