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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
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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
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Background
Sample Program
Learn PLC Basics

PLC Memory Categories

Volatile Memory

  • Loses stored information when power is lost or removed
  • Easily altered, suitable for most applications
  • Often supported by battery backup

Non-volatile Memory

  • Retains stored information when power is removed (accidentally or intentionally)
  • Used in PLCs to store control programs
  • Ensures programming is preserved during power loss
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