Transcript ATR112_-_Week_1
Jami Dale Mechatronics Instructor ATC302A [email protected]
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jami.dale.people.cpcc.edu
Moodle Syllabus Attendance!
*Internet/PC access?
Software Skills?
*Semester of Program?
*Your goals for course?
*Industry Experience?
*Exposure to Automation?
Automation (aka Mechatronics) History Principles Components
Safety Analysis Tools Troubleshooting Simulation & Hands On
Mechatronics vs.
Automation & the interchangeability
Mechatronics is a principle of operation
Mechatronics History Principles
Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Assistant Operator
• • • Understand & explain the principal operations of the mechatronic subsystems & how they work together.
Localize malfunctions, identify causes & sources of malfunctions, correct malfunctions where possible.
document malfunctions to pass to experts for resolution to keep production functioning preventing loss.
• • • Read & understand the technical documents, reports & outlines specific to the system.
Perform routine & preventive maintenance.
Understand & implement safety regulations required for operation of the system.
Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Associate Line Technician
• • • • Understanding & analyzing the technical specification of mechatronic systems, modules and components.
Deriving & determining parameters for mechatronic systems & system elements.
Measuring, interpreting & analyzing electrical, PLC/microcontroller & mechanical values.
Assembling and installing tools and hardware systems.
• • • Using troubleshooting skills to identify, foresee & prevent possible problems, conflicts & failures & to systematically & intelligently make repairs.
Programming mechatronic modules & systems.
Observe, follow, and influence cost control & process efficiency procedures.
Automation (aka Mechatronics) is a design philosophy
Siemens Certified Mechatronic Systems Associate Process Tech
• • Define the functional requirements of a mechatronic system with ‘use cases’, interviews with customers & users, & systems modeling techniques.
Perform high-level design by defining appropriate mechatronic systems to perform specific tasks; Utilizing knowledge of machine elements, actuators, pneumatics & electric drives.
Traditional ‘bottom up’ System Approach ‘top down’
‘Best Practices’ Books & Papers Handouts Internet!!
Festo MPS 500-FMS • • • Overview of operation what is being made system startup stations operations