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NINTENDO 64 CONTROLLER CLEAR PURPLE VERSION N64

2 reviews

NINTENDO, 1997

Controller Controller!
I recently purchased this item and of course the color and style (transparent) is honestly enjoyable/amazing. Nintendo 64 brought a lot of colors to their controllers, like red, black, yellow, blue, green, and we can't forget the original grey controller! Then the transparent colors come in so many colors- orange, green, lime green, purple, smoke, blue, light blue, there are so many choices, it ...

Technician's Guide To Programmable Controllers

3 reviews
Richard Cox

Delmar Cengage Learning, 2006

A good reference for PLC beginners.
I used this book with great success in the course, Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers, which I developed for a leading aircraft manufacturer. This book was recommended reading prior to attending other PLC courses offered in my training business.

The Controller's Function: The Work of the Managerial Accountant

3 reviews
Janice M. Roehl-Anderson, Steven M. Bragg

Wiley, 2004

Valueable Reference
A very practical book for doing controller function in a small-to-large size organization. A good recommended book for controllers.

Programmable Logic Controllers

4 reviews
Frank Petruzella

Career Education, 2004

Excellent text for beginner students.
The text used in conjunction with the accompanny study guide were required text for an automation and control class. No errors noted, very easy and comprehensive reading. An excellent reference manual. One of the best required text books I have used.

Programmable Logic Controllers: An Emphasis on Design and Application

1 review
Kelvin T. Erickson

Dogwood Valley Press, LLC, 2005

The best practical book for PLC
The book emphasis on the design of the programs for PLCs Allen-Bradley, Modicon and Siemens S7.The book include CD with many real automation projects. I am using this excellent textbook for my students in Bulgaria. The support site for teaching is [...]

Programmable Logic Controllers, Fourth Edition

6 reviews
W. Bolton

Newnes, 2006

A succinct but comprehensive introduction to PLCs
Bolton does a great job with an intro to PLCs. The book is great for a comprehensive introduction to PLCs. I needed inexpensive, yet solid course material, for an adult ed course. This book has been perfect for providing easy to digest material for folks who need familiarity with PLCs.

The Controller's Guide: Roles and Responsibilities for The First Years

1 review
Steven M. Bragg

Wiley, 2005

A better idea!
Steven Bragg is a totally insightful and unique accounting writer, and as usual, he provides a very interesting discussion with this text. For me, it both inspired me to seek to become a Controller - and at the same time, discouraged me from hoping to ever becoming one. He sets the bar very high! But if your current job title is Controller, you should probably buy this book, and get to work ...

Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers

6 reviews
Gary A. Dunning

Thomson/Delmar Learning, 2005

SLC500 PLCs
Excellent for getting a good training on PLCs. First half is general PLCs and second half mostly SLC500. This is the main book, not the Lab Manual. You can order the lab manual that has the large words "Lab Manual" on the cover. Just to be sure I requested NOT getting the lab manual. I also keep this book at work for ref book.

Programmable Logic Controllers (2nd Edition)
James A. Rehg, Glenn J. Sartori

Prentice Hall, 2008

This outstanding book for programmable logic controllers focuses on the theory and operation of PLC systems with an emphasis on program analysis and development. The book is written in easy-to-read and understandable language with many crisp illustrations and many practical examples. It describes the PLC instructions for the Allen-Bradley PLC 5, SLC 500, and Logix processors with an emphasis on the SLC 500 system using numerous figures, tables, ...

Controller and CFO's Guide to Accounts Payable

5 reviews
Mary S. Schaeffer

Wiley, 2006

Insightful Guide To Accounts Payable
I would like to recomend "Controller and CFO's Guide to Accounts Payable" by Mary Schaeffer. I found the advice in this book to be very helpful in managing my accounts payable. I would recommend this book to anyone who is currently working with accounts payable. The techniques prove to be very successful.

Character, Competence, and Commitment.the measure of a leader: Leadership philosophies, principles and ...

1 review
Paul "Vinnie" Venturella

AuthorHouse, 2007

Leadership straight ahead and to the point
Paul Venturella's book on leadership is a welcomed impact from so many other books on leadership out there. It seems most leadership books come from an academic that has studied leadership either through great leaders or great leadership decisions. Although informative they are not practical and therefore not helpful because the authors merely channel information. Lots of words-not much help. ...

Programming Robot Controllers

13 reviews
Myke Predko

McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 2002

OK guys, let's get some perspective here.
Myke Predko is one of my favorite authors. There are a lot of beginners baffled and confused with the information presented, because his books are not written for the inexperienced, although beginners will benefit greatly from the information presented. He will take complex subject matter and condense it down into a few pages. He will simplify complex topics in such a way that it will save you ...

A Comprehensible Guide to Controller Area Network

5 reviews
Wilfried Voss

Copperhill Technlogies Corporation, 2005

A Must-Have to learn the basics of Controller Area Network
This book is highly recommended for everybody who needs to learn the basics of Controller Area Network. I have been collecting all written works on CAN through the years, but this book is by far the best reference to the CAN technology. The writing is clear and precise. I was impressed by the details, especially when it comes to the more complex topics such as bit timing, phase error, and ...

PID Controllers: Theory, Design, and Tuning

5 reviews
Karl J. Astrom, Tore Hagglund

International Society for Measurement and Con, 1995

Good Reference
Most industrial controllers are PI or PID controllers, and few textbooks or accademic Journal articles address them. I've been working in industrial process control for over twenty years and this book is one of the best one's I've found on PI/PID control. The presentation is practical rather than theoretical (some might miss not having more math). The first four chapters summarize when PI/PID ...

Fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers, Sensors, and Communications (3rd Edition)

4 reviews
Jon Stenerson

Prentice Hall, 2004

Excellent PLC Book
Stenerson's book is an exellent introduction to the subject of Programmable Logic Controllers. He uses several of the major brands in his discussion of automation. The book is not designed to make one fluent with one particular PLC, but rather to give one basic knowledge which is applicable to all brands of PLCs. I teach PLCs at a technical college and have been using Stenerson's book for ...

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Tutorial

3 reviews
Stephen, Philip Tubbs

Stephen Philip Tubbs, 2005

PLC texts
Excellent text for beginner, shows how to actually build a simple PLC from components from Radio shack. Shows a number of applications and the ladder logic that is used for those applications. It's the best text for beginners although the learner should have a minimum of two years in electrican knowledge.

The Controllers: Secret Rulers of the World
Edward A. Whitney

Rivercross Publishing, 2004

Activities Manual to accompany Programmable Logic Controllers
Frank Petruzella

Career Education, 2004

The Activities manual contains true/false, completion, matching, and multiple-choice questions for every chapter in the text. So that students get a better understanding of programmable logic controllers, the manual also includes a wide range of programming assignments and additional practice exercises.

Programmable Controllers: An Engineer's Guide, Third Edition (Programmable Controllers)

2 reviews
E. A. Parr

Newnes, 2003

The PLC book for Automation Managers/Engineers
Most books dealing with PLC's are intended for technicians who would like to know more about the subject. This book is different. The author not only explains how to use a PLC, but he also shows why the PLC still plays a crucial role in most automated processes. Other PLC related subjects like communication, HMI and safety aspects are clearly described without loosing the basic subject. By ...

Embedded Controllers: 80186, 80188, and 80386EX

2 reviews
Barry B. Brey

Prentice Hall, 1997

Excellent book for Intel embedded processors
This book has excellent coverage of all the Intel embedded processors. The interfacing examples are very thorough. I would definately recommend this book to beginners, and also as a reference book.

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