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Getting Started with PLC Programming
2 DAY LECTURE/WORKSHOP
OFFERED TWICE:
June 23-24, 2008 (CRS# 00.627-041)
August 27-28, 2008 (CRS# 00.627-042)
TUITION: $725
OVERVIEW
This seminar provides excellent basic training for technicians and engineers who are new to Programmable Logic Controllers, as well as those who have had a degree of exposure, yet need to advance their expertise to higher levels. The seminar approaches the study of PLCs by using a general language that provides a thorough knowledge of programming concepts which can be adapted to all controllers.
CONTENT
Cross references to Allen Bradley, Gould-Modicon and Siemens instructions will be discussed.
INSTRUCTOR
Alan Rux
Getting Started with PLC Programming
2 DAY LECTURE/WORKSHOP
OFFERED TWICE:
June 23-24, 2008 (CRS# 00.627-041)
August 27-28, 2008 (CRS# 00.627-042)
TUITION: $725
OVERVIEW
This seminar provides excellent basic training for technicians and engineers who are new to Programmable Logic Controllers, as well as those who have had a degree of exposure, yet need to advance their expertise to higher levels. The seminar approaches the study of PLCs by using a general language that provides a thorough knowledge of programming concepts which can be adapted to all controllers.
CONTENT
- Ladder diagram fundamentals
- The programmable logic controller
- Fundamental PLC programming
- Advance programming techniques
- Mnemonic programming code
- Wiring techniques
- Analog I/O
- Discrete position sensors
- Encoders, transducers, and advance sensors
- Closed-loop and PID control
- Motor controls
- Human / machine interfaces
Cross references to Allen Bradley, Gould-Modicon and Siemens instructions will be discussed.
INSTRUCTOR
Alan Rux
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Continuing Studies, Corporate & Distance Education
Continuing Studies, Corporate & Distance Education