<p>About the Author\nBSEE in Electrical Engineering who has spent more than thirty years specializing in the electronic control of hydraulic machines. Mr Johnson is the past Director of the Fluid Power Institute, Milwaukee School of Engineering, and has taught in both the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Departments at MSOE, and is a registered Professional Engineer. He served as the Executive Vice President of the Fluid Power Society, Delegation Leader to certain ISO Standardization Meetings in the US and Europe and is the recipient of the coveted 1990 Achievement Award of the National Fluid Power Association. He has written three other books in his area of specialization.</p>

Basic Electronics for Hydraulic Motion Control

Engineering & Transportation

Johnson, Jack L.

Engineering

Penton Media Inc

This comprehensive reference book contains hundreds of figures and formulas that will instruct and aid the reader in the application of electrohydraulic technology to design of hydraulic systems. 20 chapters deal with basics of hydraulic circuit analysis, valve characteristics and performance, pump and motor modelling, optimal system sizing, hydromechanical resonance, frequency response, closed loop positioning systems, motion control methods and common electronic interfaces and signal conditioners. Principles are driven home through scores of fully worked example problems rather than arcane theoretical discourse.

Designers' Handbook for Electrohydraulic Servo and Proportional Systems

IDAS Engineering Inc

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Books by Johnson, Jack L.

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Basic Electronics for Hydraulic Motion Control

Designers' Handbook for Electrohydraulic Servo and Proportional Systems