PLC Basics for Beginners - [Part 1]
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2021
- In this video I'm going to introduce you to PLC basics for beginners. I'll talk about logic in simple systems, talking about the inputs and outputs logic systems have. I'll discuss why we need PLC s all in language absolute beginners will understand.
Keep your eyes peeled for the next instalment on PLCs.
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What do you guys think of this style of presentation. Do you like the tablet presentations, or do you prefer the animated versions?
I really like it
It was so hepful
What software are you using?
Best intro, now I want to watch every video you have on plcs, I'm an electrician(installation electrician) but I got into an industry that does not deal with plcs and now I want to shift to that,
Really helping !!!
Very beautifully done.
Thankyou!
I hope beginners don’t think the C in PLC stands for ‘Solver’
Controller! thank you jack. I have no idea why I put solver, great spot.
Very good way of explaining it.
Thanks and you are welcome
Thank you so much helped a lot I’m trying to be industrial sparky sick of general lit lab lol
Glad I could help!
Where can I find a full free course on PLC or CZcams tutorial?
Enjoyed your presentation as~is. Thanks.
I’m an electrician with rudimentary plc experience who has recently acquired a job in maintenance for industrial automations. Would you have any recommendations for me to study to advance and update my knowledge with Siemens Controls; I/o’s and anything useful to expedite troubleshooting? Thank you in advance.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I don't have a lot of recent experience with Siemens but they are a very common PLC in industry. there may be online or local courses you are able to attend. If I come across any useful resource I'll keep it in mind.
@@InstrumentationControlwhat a decent guy nice to see 👍
Thanks for this video! Could you do voltage drop next
Hope you enjoyed. Its certainly a topic I can cover in a future video :) I'm working on a PLC architecture video at the moment as a follow up to this video.
@@InstrumentationControl ok thanks!
A rather demonstrative example of an AND/OR logic with lamps connected in series and in parallel👍
I do believe that you meant "switches" in series and parallel....not LED 's.....
@@jimsdaone Right. Just to be more fastidious: with switches and LEDs in this particular example :-)
What tablet andsoftware are you using in this video?
It's a Samsung galaxy tab s7 running the app "concepts"
Thats correct!
Good
I’m not understanding why you would have two switches. Pardon my misunderstanding. Any help?
Hi Nick. In depends on what your output (lamp) is in the application. In the OR configuration you might like to have 2 different buttons in different location activating the same output. In the AND configuration imagine the switches are permissive in nature. You might have say 2 different pressure switches in different parts of a plant that need to close in order to make a pump run. Does that help?
@@InstrumentationControl thank you so much for the fast reply. Yes you cleared it all up for me.
maybe as a safety, on certain machines that require both hands in machines so no one gets hurt
Can I get certificate after watching video from starting to ending
What does PLC mean?
Programmable logic controller
💜💜😱
This seems to be all the rage these days, like you're God's gift if you've ever touched a PLC.
PLC stands for Programmable Logic Controller..not Programmable Logic solver... very misleading
The title for ur video should be "basics of logic gate" and not basics of plc
It would help if he wouldn't speak so quickly. Remember you are speaking to beginners.