1. Module 1 - Introduction to PLCs

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Learn about addressing, ladder diagrams, input-output (I/O) modules, computer digital logic, PLC hardware, and programming terminals. Implementing and debugging fundamental relay commands will provide you practical experience. The Allen Bradley PLCs and programming software are covered in this module.

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2. Fundamentals of IEC 61131-3 Programming Language

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develop a solid understanding of industry-based standards and the IEC software model for programming industrial systems. In order to further develop their logical reasoning and programming abilities, students will program real-world industrial process examples using the IEC standard programming language.

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3. Ladder Diagrams

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A prominent programmable controller language that aids in better understanding PLCs is ladder diagram. It entails discrete operations and instructions such converting Boolean expressions, permissive conditions, interlock conditions, and lockout conditions. It also has counter and timer features like count up and count down, reset and persistent timer on, and delay timer on/off.

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4. Function Block Diagrams

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This module improves your understanding of function block diagrams (FBD) to advance your understanding of programmable logic controllers.  FBD is a graphical language that may be applied to the setup of logic or controls. Learn about many important instructions in the discrete, timer, counter, compare, add-on, and program control groups. Learn through the process of you writing your own programs and connect them to practical applications and devices.

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5. Introduction to Sequential Function Charts (SFC)

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With an emphasis on the SFC's constituent parts, this module introduces sequential function charts. Desired results following successfully completing this module include the student's ability to improve their programming skills on a mini-project with an industry-related focus utilizing Sequential Function Chart.

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6. Introduction to Data Communications

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For numerous PLCs to communicate with one another inside the same industrial network, data communications are essential. Understanding SCADA, Modbus, and numerous other ethernet tools will be taught to participants. You'll be able to integrate PLCs, computers, and remote components using the knowledge you've obtained from this module.

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