C-207 Programmable Controller Systems 1

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to programmable logic controllers (PLCs), focusing on their applications, programming, and integration within automated systems. It is designed for students and professionals in the fields of industrial automation, electrical engineering, and control systems.

    1. Introduction to Programmable Controllers
    2. PC-PLC Connections
    3. PLC Operation
    4. PanelView Plus Terminal-PLC Connections
    5. PLC Program Operations
    6. PLC Memory Organization
    7. PLC Programs
    8. PLC Program Analysis
    9. PLC Motor Control
    10. PLC Program Interlocking
    11. PLC Timers
    12. PLC Counters
    13. PLCS Event Sequencing
    14. Master Control Reset
    15. PLC Subroutines
    16. Math and Data Move Instructions

    Learning Objectives:

    By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

    1. Understand the role and structure of PLCs in automation systems.

    2. Establish and troubleshoot PLC-PC and HMI connections.

    3. Develop, analyze, and troubleshoot basic to intermediate PLC programs.

    4. Apply key concepts such as memory organization, timers, counters, interlocking, and motor control.

    5. Implement effective sequencing, subroutines, and data manipulation using PLCs.

    Course Information

    Course Instructor

    kimberley.medina kimberley.medina Author

    Free

    FREE

    Introduction to Programmable Controllers

    Has Quiz

    PC-PLC Connections

    Has Quiz

    PLC Operations

    Has Quiz

    PanelView Plus Terminal-PLC Connections

    Has Quiz

    PLC Program Operations

    Has Quiz

    PLC Memory Organization

    Has Quiz

    PLC Programs

    Has Quiz

    PLC Program Analysis

    Has Quiz

    PLC Motor Control

    Has Quiz

    PLC Program Interlocking

    Has Quiz

    PLC Timers

    Has Quiz

    PLC Counters

    Has Quiz

    PLC Event Sequencing

    Has Quiz

    Math and Data Move Instructions

    Has Quiz

     

0 replies

Leave a Reply

Want to join the discussion?
Feel free to contribute!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *