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DCS vs PLC

02/12/2008 3:16 AM

can anyone tell me the difference b/w plc & dcs ...???
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Re: DCS vs PLC

02/12/2008 4:33 AM

This looks like a good place to start.

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02/12/2008 4:45 AM

There have also been a couple threads within CR4 dicsussing this topic

  1. Difference between PLC & DCS
  2. whats difference between DDC, DCS & PLC ?
  3. Or you can Search CR4 yourself. The search bar is just below where you clicked to ask a question.

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