Introduction to PLC Programming (FATEK,AllenBradley,Do-more)

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Introduction to PLC Programming (FATEK,AllenBradley,Do-more)
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 8 lectures (1 hour, 27 mins) | Size: 586 MB

Ladder Logic and HMI Development using Easybuilder Pro.

What you'll learn

This course is designed for persons having education related to electrical and they are interested to learn about PLC Programming from scratch. Although, later in this course, I am focusing on real-time industrial applications.

Requirements

Mainly this course is for electrical and other graduates having interest on this side. But even if you are good with logic gates, you will understand everything given that you are interested to learn PLC.

Description

This course is specially designed to address the beginners as well as experienced professionals. Few starting lectures are there to introduce you guys with PLC. The course is designed properly moving from basic ladder logic development towards much mature level. The content of the course is focusing on all different features of PLCs.

Use of discrete inputs

Use of analogue inputs

Using PID

Reading temperature using thermocouples

Controlling VFD using PLC

Apart from these PLC features, I am also focusing on the use of various industrial sensors (how to integrate and configure these sensors with PLC and reading their data over analog inputs) i.e. industrial pressure transmitter, industrial flow transmitter and actuators etc.

In the end, I am designing different kind of industrial processes in Easybuilder pro (Weintek hmi software)

You will be quite comfortable while working with ladder logic development, hmi development and integrating various industrial equipment with plcs after going through this course.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who is eager to learn PLC Programming and HMI development from scratch.

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