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Scenario:
A control system using a proximity switch seems to be unstable, causing erratic operation of a parts sorting conveyor system.
How do you determine what the problem is if the controller’s amplitude and frequency signals appear to be normal?
How to diagnose a control signal using a multimeter and a scope.
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