System Protection Technology
2125 — Programmable Logic Controllers
Duration: 4.0 Hour(s)
Category: Power Distribution
This video presents the main features and advantages of PLCs, including hardware arrangements, software (i.e. programming) and typical applications. Extension of the PLC is discussed, noting features of a typical distributed control system
On completion of this videotape and associated workbook, the participant should be able to understand the following concepts, and apply them to day-to-day work activities
- Process logic & logic diagrams
- Hard-wired relay panels; control devices
- Advantages of PLCs
- Compact PLCs and rack mounted PLCs
- PLC elements
- Types of memory; RAM, ROM, EPROM
- Terminal connections; input-output image memory
- Input-output point address
- CPU operation, scanning time
- Nature of input and output signals; digital, analog
- Function of input and output interfaces
- Conditioning input and output signals
- Voltage sources for input and output signals
- Opto-isolators
- A/D and D/A conversion
- Output relays
- Transistor switching
- Protection against signal noise
- The external programming module
- Coding instructions
- Entering ladder logic
- Programming functions; timer, counter, latch
- Programming examples
- Troubleshooting with the programming module
- Extended PLC networks
- Interconnecting communication bus
- Distance limitations
- Input-output racks; local and remote
- Remote input-output blocks
- Distributed control system, SCADA
- Monitoring and programming the system



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