- PLCs were developed in the late 1960s to replace relay-based automation systems and became popular in the 1980s.
- PLCs have advantages like being cost-effective, flexible, able to control complex systems, and reliable. Their main disadvantages are the work required to connect wires and difficulty making changes.
- PLCs use ladder logic programming with components like inputs, outputs, power supply, and CPU. The program is stored and executed in a repeating scan cycle to read inputs, run the program, and update outputs.
- Examples showed how to program simple logic, counters, timers, and latching outputs using ladder diagrams to control processes like filling a tank and counting widgets.
- PLCs were developed in the late 1960s to replace relay-based automation systems and became popular in the 1980s.
- PLCs have advantages like being cost-effective, flexible, able to control complex systems, and reliable. Their main disadvantages are the work required to connect wires and difficulty making changes.
- PLCs use ladder logic programming with components like inputs, outputs, power supply, and CPU. The program is stored and executed in a repeating scan cycle to read inputs, run the program, and update outputs.
- Examples showed how to program simple logic, counters, timers, and latching outputs using ladder diagrams to control processes like filling a tank and counting widgets.
- PLCs were developed in the late 1960s to replace relay-based automation systems and became popular in the 1980s.
- PLCs have advantages like being cost-effective, flexible, able to control complex systems, and reliable. Their main disadvantages are the work required to connect wires and difficulty making changes.
- PLCs use ladder logic programming with components like inputs, outputs, power supply, and CPU. The program is stored and executed in a repeating scan cycle to read inputs, run the program, and update outputs.
- Examples showed how to program simple logic, counters, timers, and latching outputs using ladder diagrams to control processes like filling a tank and counting widgets.
- PLCs were developed in the late 1960s to replace relay-based automation systems and became popular in the 1980s.
- PLCs have advantages like being cost-effective, flexible, able to control complex systems, and reliable. Their main disadvantages are the work required to connect wires and difficulty making changes.
- PLCs use ladder logic programming with components like inputs, outputs, power supply, and CPU. The program is stored and executed in a repeating scan cycle to read inputs, run the program, and update outputs.
- Examples showed how to program simple logic, counters, timers, and latching outputs using ladder diagrams to control processes like filling a tank and counting widgets.
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EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Programmable Logic Controller
( (PLC) ) Course IE-447
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Majid Hashemipour
Outline:
1.Intorduction y and Origin g 2.History 3.Advantages and Disadvantages 4.How it Works
>Components > Operation >Ladder Diagram and Programming