Automation signals conversion and calculation tool

This Engineering App provides foundations of instrumentation and robotics: modelling, planning and control

This app provides the following features:

1. Range Calculation for DP-Type Level Transmitter (Seal System)

2. Conversion of Resistance to Temperature or Temperature to Resistance

3. Conversion of Voltage to Temperature or Temperature to Voltage

4. Linear Conversion of Process Variable to 4-20 ma

5. Instrumentation maintenance activities

6. Analog input/analog output (4–20 ma) calculations, etc.

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Last updated on Apr 18, 2024

Faster, more accurate, more capable.

Process Calculator is a puzzle game centered around manipulating numerical values through a series of processing blocks. The core gameplay revolves around understanding how each block modifies a number and then strategically arranging these blocks to achieve a target value. Players are presented with an initial number and a desired final number, and their goal is to construct a processing chain that transforms the starting value into the target.

The game features a variety of processing blocks, each performing a specific mathematical operation. These might include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation, modulo, and potentially more complex functions. The challenge lies in figuring out the correct order and combination of these blocks to achieve the desired outcome. Some levels might impose restrictions, such as a limited number of blocks or a specific type of block that must be included. The difficulty generally increases as players progress, introducing more complex operations, larger numbers, and more intricate chain requirements. Success in Process Calculator requires logical thinking, numerical fluency, and a strategic approach to problem-solving. Players must analyze the difference between the starting and target values, identify the necessary mathematical transformations, and then carefully arrange the available processing blocks to execute those transformations in the correct sequence.