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E.2 · Mission-Critical & Industrial Control Systems

Digital Control Systems (DCS)

PID and MPC control with 99.999% controller uptime

  • PID
  • MPC
  • Profibus
  • EtherCAT
  • ISA-18.2
  • ISA-88
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What we build

A high-speed, distributed process automation platform for continuous industrial production. Includes PID (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) and MPC (Model Predictive Control) algorithm libraries, deterministic fieldbus interfaces (Profibus, EtherCAT), redundant controller configurations for 99.999% uptime, alarm management systems (ISA-18.2 compliant), and integrated batch process control engines (ISA-88 compliant).

Capabilities

  • High-speed, distributed process automation for continuous production
  • PID and Model Predictive Control (MPC) algorithm libraries
  • Deterministic fieldbus interfaces for Profibus and EtherCAT
  • Redundant controller configurations engineered for 99.999% uptime
  • ISA-18.2 compliant alarm management and ISA-88 compliant batch control engines

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