Where to start to make automation instrument ?

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To begin creating an automation instrument for quality detection in manufacturing, it's essential to first identify the specific parameters that need measurement and the required accuracy. Understanding the theoretical foundations from Electrical Engineering is important, but practical application is crucial for success in projects like these. Seeking out previous projects or case studies can provide valuable insights and guidance. Engaging with experienced professionals or online resources can also help clarify the steps needed for implementation. Practical experience and a clear focus on measurement criteria will lead to a more effective automation solution.
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Dear Experts,

I am currently in last year in university. My major is Electrical Engineering concentration in control. In my campus, I am given a lot of theory about EE rather than practical things (making instrument or robot).

And now I get my internship in manufacturing company that gives me project to detect whether the produced stuff (in this case cable for automotive) has match with the quality standard or no.

I start searching for previous year final project by online n offline but I don't get the stuff that can guide me step by step...

I am so confused!

Anyone there might help me? maybe lend me yours or share me your links or share your experience :D

Thank you so much for yout time and sharing.
 
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Start by deciding which parameters you need to measure, and with what accuracy.
Once that is done you can start worrying about the implementation.
 
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