Certified Automation Pro: CAP

iOS app by David Peterson. Education · David Peterson

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5 / 5
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Free to download
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1.2
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2026-09-08

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Pass the ISA Certified Automation Professional (CAP) exam with the most complete prep app available — 600+ study items across all six performance domains. Built for working automation and control engineers, this guide turns the official exam blueprint into focused study you can do anywhere, even offline. WHAT YOU GET • 200+ flashcards — tap to flip, organized by domain • 200+ multiple-choice practice questions with full explanations • 170+ glossary terms and acronyms, fully searchable • 55 engineering and economic formulas with worked notes ALL SIX CAP DOMAINS • Feasibility Study • Definition • System Design • Development • Deployment • Operation & Maintenance TOPICS COVERED • PID, cascade, ratio, feedforward & advanced control (MPC, Smith predictor) • Sensors & final elements: RTDs, thermocouples, flow, level, pressure, control valves • Safety systems: SIS, SIL, PFD, HAZOP, LOPA, IEC 61511 • Networks: fieldbus, HART, OPC UA, PROFINET, WirelessHART • Reliability, alarm management (ISA-18.2) & ICS cybersecurity (IEC 62443) • Project economics: payback, NPV, IRR, earned value Start free with a preview of every section. Upgrade to Premium to unlock the entire library. This app is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ISA (the International Society of Automation). Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.dmpenterprisellc.com/privacy-policy

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