Teesside University (TU)

This is the lecture summary notes in my book I recorded during the lecture for GAD1004-N. I went through the notes again and type it in a way that you'll be easy to read through.

Intro to CAD

A Brief intro to CAD

Pages of the book 'Crime scene to court' pages 48-60

This study guide provides students with a sound knowledge and understanding of the law of contract, focussing on the main principles, cases and statutory provisions relevant to contract law. The notes include the a) the formation of a contract: the essential elements for the formation of a valid contract; offer and acceptance; consideration and promissory estoppel; contractual capacity; intention to create a legal relationship; legality of the subject matter of the contract; genuine consent (dur...

Investigate the signal processing within the CPU of the PLC and the various signals. Investigate the communications involved with modern systems regarding the PLC-PLC and PLC-LAN systems using HMI interfaces or SCADA with varying manufacturers. Input/output I/O. Binary, hexadecimal and octal to denary conversions. Data Integrity: Longitudinal Redundancy Check (LRC), Cyclical Redundancy Checking (CRC). RS232 and RS422 signal communications. Networking topologies: star and bus.

Grade (P/M/D): MERIT Produce a Ladder Logic program to run on a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). The program should control the safe operation of traffic lights at a cross roads. The design should allow for a pedestrian crossing to be added. This must also operate in a safe manor for the pedestrians and vehicle drivers. The system will be implemented using a Mitsubishi FX PLC. (This is the available hardware.) The development will take place on a Windows PC running Mitsubishi GX Developer a...

Grade (P/M/D): DISTINCTION Task 1 ===== This document details the suitability of a number of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) to meet the requirements of a process to be controlled. The requirements also specify the use of three classes of PLC: 1. compact 2. modular 3. rack mounted Task 2 ====== Identify input devices and output devices from the following list: • Switch • Optical sensor • Control valve • DP transmitter • Start/stop button station • Limit switch • High level ...

This piece of course work is a personal piece that was created as part of my Task 2 piece of Course work. This course work will give you an insight to what is needed with regards to structure and content when creating your own Local Study

This piece of work was written by myself as part of task 2.3 within the Edexcel checklist. This piece of course work looks in-depth into the National Study Within Basketball, however gives a good, overall structure to be used within any sport when linked to the National Study