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I&ME 271: Microcomputers in Industry

Welcome to the I&ME 271 Homepage!

This is the first computer integrated manufacturing course in the Industrial and Management Engineering program at Montana State University.  This course introduces students to the fundamental technologies on which factory automation is based, and gives students hands-on experience with these technologies in our Computer Integrated Manufacturing Laboratory.  To find out more about the course, or to access specific course information, navigate the site using the buttons to the left. 

Links to additional resources relevant to the course can be found below.

 

Digital Logic Links

bulletDigital Logic Explanation
bulletLogic Gates
bulletBoolean algebra
bulletDeMorgan's Theorem
bulletKarnaugh Maps
bulletSequential Logic
bulletFlip-Flops
bulletDigital Systems Tutorial
bulletHow Electronic Gates Work

Programmable Logic Controllers

bulletPLC Tutor Site
bulletPLC-course.com
bulletAllen-Bradley SLC 500 website
bulletNumber Systems
bulletBinary Addition
bulletBinary Subtraction

Microprocessors

bullet68HC11 Resource Page (check out the simulator!)
bulletHow Microprocessors Work