Integration and Programming
MasTec is focused primarily on these types of technologies to use in projects.
Using a PC, Laptop, Tablet to link to DAQ, PLCs, PACs and other Programmable Instruments.
The PCs are often Industrial Grade PCs or Embedded Windows based Computers.
Here are some of the technologies that have been used over the last 40 + years of making systems.
Analog and Digital Measurement Systems
- PCs, Laptops to Network and Comms systems
- Infrastructure monitoring, alarming and control
- Laboratory & production line data acquisition, databasing and reporting
- Microprocessor embedded systems
- Data Acquisition, Analog, Digital, Imaging, Time, Counting, Event, Position
- Automatic Test Equipment
- Test & Measurement Instrument systems
- Industrial Computer Measurement Systems
- PAC, PLC and Controller systems
- M2M, GPRS/3G modems and routers
- Direct wireless RF,
- Bluetooth, Zigbee & Wifi systems
- DAQ and Loggers
- Modbus Devices, PLC, PAC & industrial instruments
With all types of sensors, transducers and gauges.
End Result –
Smart System that can be Measuring, Alarming, Controlling, Recording, Logging, Displaying, Databasing, Printing etc
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Technical Capability
MasTec has integrated several hundred systems into NZ, Australian and Asian industry.
Software Capability
MasTec works in LabVIEW primarily for large projects and has used LV since 1987 when first introduced by National Instruments.
The LabVIEW methods used are called LCOD or LabVIEW Component Object Programming.
Main features of LCOD include.
Abstraction using State Engines that are Verb Driven using Enum Type Defs and each State being a Noun Function.
LCOD creates natural cohesion as each component is focused on a simple task.
LCOD also demands Hidden Data and the method developed by MasTec is unique with a method Called Cluster Constant Removals. All programs and components load at runtime their Constants back into the Component or Program.
LCOD also creates natural Low Coupling between Components as each component has its own Private Data source.
LCOD delineates between Public and private data strongly,
