Module content:
Controller mounting in the cabinet
PLC terminals and interfaces
Connection
CPU configuration
Analog input configuration
Over 106 practical video lessons (more than 18 hours).
You will test your programs in the virtual factory, Factory IO.
Support from instructors on Discord chat and live meetings.
You will have homework assignments to complete on your own!
Certificate of course completion
PLC Hardware
PLC on the electrical schematic
Module content:
Analysis of PLC controller documentation
What does a PLC schematic look like in Eplan
Bit instructions
Module content:
Normally Open (NO), Normally Closed (NC) contacts and Coils
SR (Set-Reset) and RS (Reset-Set) Flip-Flops
Boolean Algebra
Latching and Unlatching circuits
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Timers
Module content:
TON Timer (Timer ON Delay)
TOF Timer (Timer OFF Delay)
TONR Timer (Retentive Timer ON) – task: line control
Implementing Pulse Timers (TP)
Practical applications of timers in industrial automation
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Counters
Module content:
CTU Counter (Count Up) – task: buffering package line
CTD Counter (Count Down)
CTUD Counter (Up-Down Counter) – task: sequential operation of buffering line
Counter reset (R) and counter preset (PV) functions
Practical applications of counters in industrial automation
Pallet sorting line based on product height
Module content:
Division of the workstation into cooperating objects
Programming of the separating feeder sequence
Programming of the input feeder
Homework assignment
Sorting by color
Module content:
Comparators
Sorting station in Factory IO
Operations on integers
Operations on INT and REAL variables
Module content:
Operations on integer numbers INT, DINT, SINT, USINT
Operations on floating-point numbers REAL, LREAL
Type conversion during calculations
Most common errors
Programming regulator for a water tank
Module content:
Converting values from level sensors and setpoints
Programming a controller for a liquid tank in Factory IO
Homework assignment
Programming 2-axis manipulator
Module content:
Programming sequence for 2-D manipulator
Logging data on currently transferred products
Programming a production order
Why you should join this course?
You gain a skill highly valued by employers.
You can showcase your certificate on LinkedIn, Goldenline, and of course on your CV!
If you want to change your job and pursue a career as an automation engineer, you are in the right place!
Hundreds of students have already taken this learning path, ask around what they say about us in the industry!
You receive course support through Discord chat and live meetings.
We will provide you with your code reviews by Discord channel!
You can chat with other aspiring PLC programmers!
You get lifelong access to the course materials on our platform. You can revisit them whenever you want.
You will test all your written code in a virtual factory in Factory IO.
You do not need any equipment for the course. A PLC simulator and Factory IO are enough. The code you write can be used in real-life projects.
Hundreds of students have already taken this learning path, ask around what they say about us in the industry!
You can showcase your certificate on LinkedIn, Goldenline, and of course on your CV!
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