What is Discrete Automation?

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You may have heard of a few different terms for factory automation while searching the great and vast information superhighway.
A couple of those terms are discrete or analog automation. In this video, I am going to get in-depth into what discrete automation is.
The term discrete may lead you to believe that the devices used in the automation process will be on components that produce a discrete signal, either on or off.
This is not necessarily the case. It does have a distinctive meaning but it doesn’t have anything to do with the types of devices used.
A discrete automation process produces a countable part. Open up this lesson and I will begin our discussion about the different process automation types, starting with a detailed chat about the meaning of discrete automation.
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The graphics used in videos are good. Now my question is, how to differentiate between continuous control and discrete control?

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Hi there, Thank you for your question. To streamline the process, we've provided a summary at the end of the video. Discrete automation focuses on controlling specific elements through start and stop modifications, without impacting the broader automation process, which we refer to as continuous control. We wish you a productive learning experience with RealPars!

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