This book is a masterpiece in teaching PLC in simple
steps.
In
this book, you will learn the ins and outs of PLC hardware and software.
(Allen-Bradley SLC 500 series PLC)
The concept of PLC is fully explained step by step with
many lab experiments.
Alireza H.
Fassih
New
Generation Publishing
Easy, Hands On Electronics Books
A Practical Handbook to
Programmable Logic Controller
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Preface
This
handbook can be a supplemental tool to a Programmable Logic -Controller (PLC)
textbook. The main purpose of this handbook is a HANDS-ON APPROACH in learning
PLC hardware and software.
In this book, Allen-Bradley SLC 500 series
PLC will be explored.
The
main goal of this handbook is to create a vast visualization of the working
function of the PLC hardware and learn how to write a Ladder Program.
This
handbook is a COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE of the practical working with the PLC and
its applications in industry.
This
handbook can be used as a crash course in PLC, a lab-book, or a supplement to
any PLC textbook.
Contents
Chapter 1: PLC Hardware
Chapter 2: Ladder Programming
Chapter 3: Electromagnetic
Relay and Bit-Relay
Chapter 4: How
to program Timers?
Chapter 5: How
to program Counters?
Chapter
6: Math and Compare Instructions
Chapter
7: Jump, subroutines
Chapter 8: Output
Sequencer and Shift Register