Basic PLC Programming for Centralized Control Systems

Details

PLCs are pivotal in industrial automation and centralized control systems. This training program is designed to provide a hands-on experience in PLC programming, ensuring participants can confidently address real-world challenges.

Target Group

Target Group:

• Entry-level control system engineers
• Technicians and maintenance personnel in industrial sectors
• Students and fresh graduates from engineering disciplines
• Professionals transitioning to the automation and control domain
• Individuals interested in PLC programming and its applications

Goals

Upon completing this program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamental principles and components of PLCs.
• Develop basic PLC programs for various industrial applications.
• Implement and test PLC programs in centralized control systems.
• Troubleshoot common PLC programming issues.
• Appreciate the role of PLCs in modern industrial automation.

Target Competencies

• Fundamental knowledge of PLC components and operations
• Proficiency in basic PLC programming techniques
• Skills in troubleshooting and maintaining PLC-based systems
• Ability to integrate PLCs in centralized control systems
• Keeping abreast with advancements in PLC and automation technologies

Outlines

Basics of PLCs and Their Role in Control Systems

• History and evolution of PLCs
• PLC components: CPU, Input/Output modules, power supply, etc.
• Comparing PLCs with other control systems
• Importance of PLCs in industrial automation
• Overview of centralized control systems

Introduction to PLC Programming Languages

• Ladder logic: principles and basic constructs
• Function block diagrams and their applications
• Structured text and sequential function charts
• Selecting the right programming language for specific tasks
• Basics of PLC software and development environments