Direct Digital Control (DDC)

A type of closed-loop control system that uses microprocessors connected to sensors and actuators.

The process of copying programs or information to a computer.

Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM)

A type of memory that can be erased and reprogrammed. An EEPROM chip on a computer board is a type of read-only memory (ROM).

A group of electrical devices connected together that gathers information and responds to the information with an electrical control signal.

A system for managing computer networks.

A network node that allows one network to gain entrance to another network and vice versa.

integrated circuit (IC) sensor

An integrated circuit sensor has a temperature transducer that converts the temperature input into a proportional current output.

Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC)

A condition where the resistance of a sensor decreases as the temperature increases, or inversely, increases as the temperature decreases.

A type of memory in a board or computer chip that retains data and programs even when the electrical power source is removed.

The difference between the setpoint and the control point.

A device that produces electrical power when pressure is applied, commonly used in lighters or barbecues.

A substance consisting of many smaller molecules or groups of combined atoms.

positive temperature coefficient (PTC)

A condition where sensor resistance increases with temperature and decreases as temperature decreases.

preventive maintenance

The process of performing planned inspections and labor to maintain equipment in peak condition.

An electronic device that performs actions or events to achieve a particular result.

A set of rules to follow to achieve a particular result.

Random-access memory (RAM)

A type of computer memory that can be read from or written to at a fast rate.

To provide a machine with components it did not have when built.

The heating setpoint for times when a building is unoccupied.

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA)

A control system used to monitor and control equipment remotely with coded signals.

Variable Air Volume (VAV) Control

A type of control system used to vary the temperature and airflow to a specific zone for comfort and energy savings.

Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)

A Variable Frequency Drive receives an analog signal from the CPU and adjusts a fan or pump motor speed in response to the value of the signal.

A type of memory in a board or computer chip that is cleared when the electrical power source is removed.

Negative Temperature Coefficient (NTC)

A condition where the resistance of a sensor decreases as the temperature increases, or inversely, increases as the temperature decreases.

A non-proprietary protocol that is publicly available and free of charge.

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

A computerized modular control system that replaces nearly all of the hard wiring and most of the relays and timers that modern HVAC control systems require. It has a CPU that executes a program which directs the functions of the control system by semiconductor switching.

A set of rules to follow to achieve a particular result.

read-only memory (ROM)

A type of computer memory that is slower than RAM and is used mainly for firmware or software that does not require continuous change.

An electronic device that manages communications between two or more computer networks.

The heating setpoint for the times during which a building is unoccupied.

Specialized Electronic Controls - Terminology Flashcards

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Alternating Current (AC)

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Current flow that changes direction periodically.

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analog signal

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An analog signal is data or a value represented by a continuously variable electrical signal.

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central processing unit (CPU)

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A component in a computer that receives sensor data, analyzes it, and sends out orders to actuators to perform tasks.

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Commissioning

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The process of confirming, testing, and starting up new devices.

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Corrective Maintenance

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The process of repairing a device after a failure has already occurred.

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Digital Signal

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An electrical signal consisting of two states: either ON or OFF.

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Direct current (DC)

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Current flows in only one direction.

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