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SLECITEC
- Steve McGowan
- Gillingham, Kent, United Kingdom
- Steve is retiring in March 2021 Senior Lecturer IT Electronics & Controls and a former Associate Lecturer, The Open University.
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Microprocessors
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PID
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Projects
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Scada
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inspirational
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semiconductors
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Building Services
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HMIs
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Jing
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Pipeline
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electronics
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2nd Order
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IPC200
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Lesson Support
- Mitsubishi YouTube
- Components
- SCADA in Action
- Raspberries and all
- Digital Logic
- Control Theory
- SCADA Vulnerabilities
- Technology in the classroom
- Graphene ?
- Controls
- SCADA Security
- Electronics
- Microprocessors
- Technology
- Energy Management
- PLCs
- HMIs
- HMI Projects
- Building Services
- IPC 200 Model
- PCT40 Model
- Practical Support
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