14 Lectures on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

A PLC is a user-friendly, microprocessor based specialized computer that carries out control functions of many types and levels of complexity.Its purpose is to monitor crucial process parameters and adjust process operations accordingly.

It can be programmed (to a degree), controlled, and operated by a person unskilled in operating (programming) computers.Essentially, a PLC’s operator draws the lines and devices of ladder diagrams with a keyboard or mouse onto a display screen.
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Here we are providing a collection of 14 lectures on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). 

LectureTopicPDF
Lecture 1Introduction to PLCsLECT01.pdf
Lecture 2PLC basicsLECT02.pdf
Lecture 3PLC Addressing and Basic InstructionsLECT03.pdf
Lecture 4Basic Ladder Logic ProgrammingLECT04.pdf
Lecture 5PLC Timer FunctionsLECT05.pdf
Lecture 6PLC Counter FunctionsLECT06.pdf
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Lecture 7Comparison and Math OperationsLECT07.pdf
Lecture 8Data Handling and Program Control Flow InstructionsLECT08.pdf
Lecture 9Shift and Sequencer InstructionsLECT09.pdf
Lecture 10File (Queue) InstructionsLECT10.pdf
Lecture 11PLC I/O Module Types and and PLC Trainer ConfigurationLECT11.pdf
Lecture 12Ethernet-Based Communication Setup and MSG Instruction UseLECT12.pdf
Lecture 13InterruptsLECT13.pdf
Lecture 14Programming the Unitronics V1040 PLC: Getting Started, Basic Ladder Logic, and HMI OperationLECT14.pdf
&nbspExam #2 Sample QuestionsPDF
&nbspExam #2 Sample Questions (with solutions)PDF


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