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    Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are small computers that automatically control industrial processes and components. PLCs act as the "brain" that sends signals to control inputs and outputs like directing a paint line to change colors. They are easily programmable, durable, and can connect to and control many input and output devices. A PLC communicates with field devices and uses a programming computer to create and modify its control software stored in memory. PLCs come in various types including micro, compact, modular, slim, and are used with input devices like sensors, timers, and safety equipment to control industrial automation.

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    Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are small computers that automatically control industrial processes and components. PLCs act as the "brain" that sends signals to control inputs and outputs like directing a paint line to change colors. They are easily programmable, durable, and can connect to and control many input and output devices. A PLC communicates with field devices and uses a programming computer to create and modify its control software stored in memory. PLCs come in various types including micro, compact, modular, slim, and are used with input devices like sensors, timers, and safety equipment to control industrial automation.

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    PLC PLC Overviews

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    Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are small computers that automatically control industrial processes and components. PLCs act as the "brain" that sends signals to control inputs and outputs like directing a paint line to change colors. They are easily programmable, durable, and can connect to and control many input and output devices. A PLC communicates with field devices and uses a programming computer to create and modify its control software stored in memory. PLCs come in various types including micro, compact, modular, slim, and are used with input devices like sensors, timers, and safety equipment to control industrial automation.

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    What is PLC ?

    PLC Overviews
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    Programmable Logic Controller is a small computer which automatically controls various processes
    and components in an industrial system. For the sake of comparison, let’s take a process that is
    manual as an example thinks of PLC as a brain controlling a finger on a trigger of an applicator.

    The brain sends a signal to the finger directing it to pull the finger when something is dispensed and
    when the brain wants to stop it sends another signal. Like most of the brains, it can multitask and it’s
    lightning fast Just like that, it can control much input and output signal like direct a paint line to
    change colors so all the widgets being painted go from one color to other.
    PLC Overviews
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    PLC Overviews - Functions
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    PLC Overviews - Advantages
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
     Easily programmable

     Well shielded to outlast harsh situations

     Easily connect input and output PLC

     Easy to maintain
    PLC Overviews - Working
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    It communicates to the CPU status of the field devices as well as acts as a tool to control. The
    programming device is actually a computer loaded with programming software which will allow a user
    to create and make changes in the PLC software. The memory provides storage media for
    the PLC program as well as for other data.
    PLC Overviews - Working
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    PLC Overviews - Languages
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    PLC Overviews - Classifications
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    PLC Overviews – Micro PLCs

    PLC Siemens Logo Connect with HMI

    LOGO! New version Software program


    PLC Overviews – Micro PLCs

    PLC Omron Zen Extension module

    Download cable Software program


    PLC Overviews – Micro PLCs
    PLC Overviews – Compact type
    PLC Overviews – Compact type

    PLC Mitsu Fx3u PLC Delta DVP-EH PLC Schneider TM221

    PLC Omron CP1L PLC Xinje XC2 PLC Pana FP-XH


    PLC Overviews – Module type

    PLC Mitsu Q - series PLC Siemens S7-300

    PLC LS XGT PLC Omron NJ5


    PLC Overviews – Slim type
    PLC Overviews – Indicator light
    PLC Overviews – Extension module

    PLC Siemens S7-1200

    PLC Delta DVP


    PLC Overviews – Extension module
    PLC Overviews – Download cable

    PLC Overviews – Download able


    PLC Overviews – PLC wiring
    PLC Overviews – PLC wiring
    PLC Overviews – PLC wiring
    PLC Overviews – Input devices
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    Buttons
    PLC Overviews – Input devices
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    Sensor – Limit switch
    PLC Overviews – Special input devices
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    Pressure sensor Temp sensor Safety sensor

    Timer / Counter Loadcell indicator Thermal relay


    PLC Overviews – Special input devices
    Topic 3. Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
    Input wiring:

    - PLC Mitsubishi Fx3U – 32MR / PLC

    - PLC Delta DVP – 14SS211R

    - PLC Schneider TM221CE40R

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