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i have problem to understand the concept of process control system...

anyone can help me to find source or link that related?
 
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REBORN1991 said:
i have problem to understand the concept of process control system...

anyone can help me to find source or link that related?

Welcome to the PF.

I googled process control system, and got lots of good hits. This hit is from wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_control

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