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Introduction to PLC
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Introduction to PLC
What is PLC?
Applications of PLC
PLC Operation
PLC Key Features
Keywords
Evolution of the PLC
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Historical Background
PLC First Application
The Rise and Evolution of PLC
Benefits of PLC
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PLC Benefits
PLC Brands
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PLC Manufacturers List
PLC Software
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List of PLC Softwares
Open PLC Softwares
Proprietary PLC Softwares
Open vs Proprietary PLC Software
Overview of PLC Components
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Components of PLC
Special PLC Modules
PLC Power Supply
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Power Supply
AC Power Supply
DC Power Supply
PLC Input Modules
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Input Module
Digital Input Devices
Analog Input Devices
PLC Output Modules
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Output Modules
Digital Output Devices
Analog Output Devices
CPU – The Brain of the PLC
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CPU
PLC Communication Module
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PLC Communication Module
Memory Types in PLC
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PLC Memory
PLC Memory Categories
PLC Memory Types
PLC Basics Quiz
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PLC Quiz 1
PLC Programming Language
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PLC Programming Languages
Binary Principle
Logic Concepts in PLCs
Ladder Logic (LAD) Programming
Ladder Logic Programming Basics
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LAD Background
Sample Program
IL Programming Basics
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IL Background
Sample Program
ST Programming Basics
Structured Text (ST) Programming Basics
0/2
Background
Sample Program
FBD Programming Basics
Function Block Diagram (FBD) Programming Basics
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FBD Background
Sample Program
SFC Programming Basics
Sequential Function Chart (SFC) Programming Basics
0/2
Background
Sample Program
Learn PLC Basics
PLC First Application
Introduced to replace large relay panels, timers, and counters.
First used in the automotive industry to simplify model changeovers and reduce costs.
Provided flexibility in modifying control logic without rewiring.