Power Program Logic Control (PLC)

In this course, participants will create, document and test simple programs and troubleshoot software and hardware problems. participants will apply analysis techniques to decompose complex automation systems into subsystems, and design interfacing requirements for these subsystems. 

At the end of the course participants will have a good understanding of programmable controller hardware, programming concepts, sensors, pneumatics, electric drives, and troubleshooting concepts.

Maintenance electricians and electrical technicians.

• Introduction to Programmable Controllers
• Hardware configuration
• Cyclic task execution
• CPU memory and addressing
• Symbolic addressing
• Basic data types
• Source organisation and documentation
• Source version control
• Introduction to IEC61131
• Programming with Ladder Diagram
• High Level Language Programming with Structure Text
• Simulation tools for offline testing of programs
• All applications include programming procedures for routine or preventive maintenance, identification of potential malfunctions, and contingencies to keep a machine in operation to aviod production downtime.

• The Training lectures.
• The Group discussions.
• The Training Workshops.