Programable Logic Controller Basics Explained - automation engineering
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Date: 2023-11-17
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Voidpurple_Racer
9: 54, I don't see the use of the motion sensor to heat the building if the building is unoccupied if it's supposed to heat the building before workers get there. However, if it chose what rooms to heat up, and leave the heat off, I can see the use for it. I think the safe bet is heat the building 2 hours before the building is occupied, and when it satisfies, it will see what rooms are occupied, and divert heat to those specific rooms.
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9: 54, I don't see the use of the motion sensor to heat the building if the building is unoccupied if it's supposed to heat the building before workers get there. However, if it chose what rooms to heat up, and leave the heat off, I can see the use for it. I think the safe bet is heat the building 2 hours before the building is occupied, and when it satisfies, it will see what rooms are occupied, and divert heat to those specific rooms.
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WritersDigest
Well explained.
Process mechanical engineering experience, process control valves, open & closed loop control systems education, and computer experience helped me clearly grasp the details while watching the video.
I was able to compare with my existing knowledge.
I want to learn ladder logic.
Could u launch educational videos on ladder logic, starting from basics?
Thank you
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Well explained.
Process mechanical engineering experience, process control valves, open & closed loop control systems education, and computer experience helped me clearly grasp the details while watching the video.
I was able to compare with my existing knowledge.
I want to learn ladder logic.
Could u launch educational videos on ladder logic, starting from basics?
Thank you
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Mark
Personal computers replaced the usage of hand held programming devices to program the PLC. Every PLC has its own architecture and design mechanism and hence according to it the hardwired elements, modules and components are designed. From one PLC to PLC the design considerations may vary depending on type of manufacturer. As a result othet PLCs may not compatable to one particular task.
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Personal computers replaced the usage of hand held programming devices to program the PLC. Every PLC has its own architecture and design mechanism and hence according to it the hardwired elements, modules and components are designed. From one PLC to PLC the design considerations may vary depending on type of manufacturer. As a result othet PLCs may not compatable to one particular task.
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Top'Zix
In the apples example, wouldn't you need a single plc that deals all of the or statements? Instead of having to buy multiple expensive plcs, for rudimentary or statements. You can do all with a single plc.
You can achieve the same thing with a scanner sending the signal to two coil relays for the or statements in the conveyor belt
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In the apples example, wouldn't you need a single plc that deals all of the or statements? Instead of having to buy multiple expensive plcs, for rudimentary or statements. You can do all with a single plc.
You can achieve the same thing with a scanner sending the signal to two coil relays for the or statements in the conveyor belt
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moorebounce
Shouldn't they be trying to find another way to control things because of Obama along with Israel releasing the Stuxnet virus in the middle east to stop the Iranian nuclear program? You have the chance of having major systems being attacked by people who know how to use the virus for their evil purposes.
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Shouldn't they be trying to find another way to control things because of Obama along with Israel releasing the Stuxnet virus in the middle east to stop the Iranian nuclear program? You have the chance of having major systems being attacked by people who know how to use the virus for their evil purposes.
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Roger
The advantage on the plc during power loss is incorrect. A ups or backup power needs to be used. During power outages the 120vac to the plc power supply will be lost. Fluctuations in the power can corrupt the program. Additionally and devices that require power will be non functioning during power loss.
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The advantage on the plc during power loss is incorrect. A ups or backup power needs to be used. During power outages the 120vac to the plc power supply will be lost. Fluctuations in the power can corrupt the program. Additionally and devices that require power will be non functioning during power loss.
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cryzz0n
I am an apprentice in the United States and I just want to say that these are the best videos I have ever watched. Thank you for putting these together and making them easy easy to understand. They Are actually priceless when it comes to growth in in my field and that is amazing
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I am an apprentice in the United States and I just want to say that these are the best videos I have ever watched. Thank you for putting these together and making them easy easy to understand. They Are actually priceless when it comes to growth in in my field and that is amazing
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josh
These are very helpful. We use PLCs in our Hydrogen Dispensers. Because hydrogen can be so volatile, numerous safety measures, boundaries, limits etc, both temperature, speed and pressure related, must all be controlled simultaneously. Only a PLC can do this!
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These are very helpful. We use PLCs in our Hydrogen Dispensers. Because hydrogen can be so volatile, numerous safety measures, boundaries, limits etc, both temperature, speed and pressure related, must all be controlled simultaneously. Only a PLC can do this!
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Cuthbert
hello Tim thanks for your tutorials they are really helpful, but im having a problem with slc 5/03 sereis cpu run, force, and rs232 leds and batt led is blinking red, dh485 is solid green, im failing to pick the plc on the computer please help me out
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hello Tim thanks for your tutorials they are really helpful, but im having a problem with slc 5/03 sereis cpu run, force, and rs232 leds and batt led is blinking red, dh485 is solid green, im failing to pick the plc on the computer please help me out
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Cuthbert
hello thanks for your tutorials they are really helpful, but im having a problem with slc 5/03 sereis cpu run, force, and rs232 leds and batt led is blinking red, dh485 is solid green, im failing to pick the plc on the computer please help me out
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hello thanks for your tutorials they are really helpful, but im having a problem with slc 5/03 sereis cpu run, force, and rs232 leds and batt led is blinking red, dh485 is solid green, im failing to pick the plc on the computer please help me out
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Privacy
4: 03 That luggage delivery system animation seems about right. The only thing missing is a forklift or luggage cart running over the suitcase to properly compact the contents.
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4: 03 That luggage delivery system animation seems about right. The only thing missing is a forklift or luggage cart running over the suitcase to properly compact the contents.
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FreeFrag1
i think you dont go from 0 to 100% with 0V and 10V since you are measuring the current 4 mA to 20 mA anyway. So you need at least some voltage to read 4 mA.
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i think you dont go from 0 to 100% with 0V and 10V since you are measuring the current 4 mA to 20 mA anyway. So you need at least some voltage to read 4 mA.
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Xoulis2004
My god i cant describe how much i love PLCs. In school i was the only student being enthusiastic about wiring them and programming them ( we used Ladder)
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My god i cant describe how much i love PLCs. In school i was the only student being enthusiastic about wiring them and programming them ( we used Ladder)
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ZF
Thanks for breaking this down so well. Too often education gives definitions that are only understood if you already understood it to begin with. Thanks again.
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Thanks for breaking this down so well. Too often education gives definitions that are only understood if you already understood it to begin with. Thanks again.
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Felix
I'm a recent Chemical Engineer working in industry and I found this incredibly useful. The examples you provided really helped consolidate my understanding
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I'm a recent Chemical Engineer working in industry and I found this incredibly useful. The examples you provided really helped consolidate my understanding
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Daniel
Absolutely amazing, Im a fourth year apprentice electrician and you dont understand how simple that video is to understand compared to tafe
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Absolutely amazing, Im a fourth year apprentice electrician and you dont understand how simple that video is to understand compared to tafe
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howard
We are just now getting started on that stuff in my engineering class. Going to be fun to program one to control a robot arm.
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We are just now getting started on that stuff in my engineering class. Going to be fun to program one to control a robot arm.
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Privacy
4: 30 I feel like float switches could be tied to a potentiometer, thus giving it a range of values beyond just on and off.
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4: 30 I feel like float switches could be tied to a potentiometer, thus giving it a range of values beyond just on and off.
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randy
Hey there I was trying to make a 60v cordless microwave and was wondering if this is something you can help me with please
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Hey there I was trying to make a 60v cordless microwave and was wondering if this is something you can help me with please
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Reiss
After watching this video, make an indeed profile and put PLC's in your profile. You should have a 75k job in no time.
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After watching this video, make an indeed profile and put PLC's in your profile. You should have a 75k job in no time.
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Jacopo
very cool stuff delivered very clearly! I want to put my hands on a PLC DIY project for automating my house!
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very cool stuff delivered very clearly! I want to put my hands on a PLC DIY project for automating my house!
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