Plc Programming: Learn Plc Programming With Tia Portal

Learn PLC Programming from Scratch with Siemens TIA Portal

What you'll learn

Be able to define a PLC, explain what it does, and identify the components that make up a PLC.

Can be able to select the hardware components of the PLC System like Digital and Analog I/O Modules.

Can be able to download the PLC program and run in PLCSIM.

Would learn to use Bit Logic instructions on each rung and can make ladder logic on their own.

Can be able to make PLC Programs using Ladder Logic with Timers and Counters instructions.

You can make a PLC program using Ladder logic language to solve the complex equation using Math Instructions like ADD, SUB, MUL, DIV, CALCULATE, ROUND, etc.

Can pass a technical PLC Interview.

Know the tips to become a very good PLC Programmer.

Requirements

Basic of Electricity.

Basic of Electronics.

Description

This course is designed for individuals who have little or no prior knowledge of PLC programming. It provides a comprehensive introduction to PLCs and teaches the fundamental concepts of PLC programming using ladder language.In this course, you will learn the basic components of a PLC system, how to read and interpret ladder logic diagrams, and how to write ladder logic programs for controlling industrial processes. You will also learn how to use various programming instructions such as timers, counters, and data manipulation instructions.The course will cover the following topics:Introduction to PLCs.Basic components of a PLC system.Reading and interpreting ladder logic diagrams.Writing ladder logic programs.Input and output modules.Timers and counters programming.Data manipulation instructions.Simulation and testing of PLC programs.Uploading and downloading programs to PLCs.Memory Concept of the PLCs.Throughout the course, you will work on practical examples and projects to reinforce your learning. By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in PLC programming and be able to write and troubleshoot simple ladder logic programs for industrial processes. This course is ideal for anyone who wants to start a career in industrial automation or upgrade their skills in PLC programming.

Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: Introduction to PLC

Lecture 2 What is PLC?

Lecture 3 History of PLC

Lecture 4 PLC System Components

Lecture 5 PLC versus Relay Controls

Lecture 6 PLC Sizes and their Applications

Lecture 7 Advantages of PLC

Section 3: Understand Memory System of PLC

Lecture 8 Memory Types

Lecture 9 PLC Load Memory

Lecture 10 PLC Working Memory

Lecture 11 PLC System Memory

Lecture 12 PLC Retentive Memory

Section 4: Types of Electrical Signal

Lecture 13 Types of Electrical Signals

Section 5: Digital I/O Modules

Lecture 14 Why Digital I/O Modules are required?

Lecture 15 Inside Digital Input modules

Lecture 16 Inside Digital Output Modules

Lecture 17 Discrete Field Devices Example

Section 6: Analog I/O Modules

Lecture 18 Why Analog I/O Modules are required?

Lecture 19 Analog Field Devices Examples

Section 7: PLC Instructions Sets

Lecture 20 Understanding Normally Open and Normally Close concept of PLC

Lecture 21 AND OR EXOR Instruction

Lecture 22 Example of AND OR EXOR Instruction in Siemens TIA Portal

Lecture 23 SET RESET Instruction

Lecture 24 Example of SET RESET Instruction in Siemens TIA Portal

Lecture 25 SET RESET and RESET SET Flip-Flops

Lecture 26 Example of SET RESET and RESET SET Flip-Flop in TIA Portal

Lecture 27 NOT Instruction

Lecture 28 Example of NOT Instruction in Siemens TIA Portal

Lecture 29 EDGE Detection Instruction

Lecture 30 Example of Positive and Negative EDGE Instructions in TIA Portal

Lecture 31 Pulse Timer Instruction

Lecture 32 Example of Pulse Timer Instruction in TIA Portal

Lecture 33 ON Delay (TON) Timer Instruction

Lecture 34 Example of ON Delay Timer in TIA Portal

Lecture 35 OFF Delay (TOFF) Timer Instruction

Lecture 36 Example of OFF Delay Timer in Siemens TIA Portal

Lecture 37 Retentive Type ON-Delay Timer (TONR)

Lecture 38 Counter UP Instruction

Lecture 39 Example of Counter UP Instruction in TIA Portal

Lecture 40 Counter DOWN Instruction

Lecture 41 Example of Counter Down in Siemens TIA Portal

Lecture 42 UP and DOWN Counter Instruction

Lecture 43 Example of UP and DOWN Counter in TIA Portal

Lecture 44 Understanding Comparison Instruction Using TIA Portal

Lecture 45 Jump Instruction

Lecture 46 Example of Jump Instruction in TIA Portal

Lecture 47 Understand ADD MUL SUB DIV Instruction using TIA Portal

Lecture 48 Calculate Instruction

Lecture 49 Example of Calculate Instruction in TIA Portal

Lecture 50 Round Instruction

Lecture 51 Example of Round Instruction in TIA Portal

Lecture 52 NORM_X and SCALE X Instruction

Lecture 53 Example of NORM X and SCALE X Instruction in Siemens TIA Portal

Automation Engineers,Instrumentation and Control Engineers,Electrical Engineers,Maintenance Technicians,Engineering Students,Mechatronics Engineers