Technician's guide to programmable controllers /
Terry R. Borden, Richard A. Cox
- Seventh edition
- 1 recurso en línea (xiv, 460 páginas): ilustraciones
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Chapter 1. What is a programmable logic controller (PLC)? -- Chapter 2. Numbering systems -- Chapter 3. Understanding the input/output (I/O) section -- Chapter 4. Processor unit -- Chapter 5. Memory organization -- Chapter 6. Understanding and using ladder diagrams -- Chapter 7. Relay type instructions -- Chapter 8. Programming a PLC -- Chapter 9. Programming considerations -- Chapter 10. Program control miscellaneous instructions -- Chapter 11. Programming timers -- Chapter 12. Programming counters -- Chapter 13. Data manipulation -- Chapter 14. Math functions -- Chapter 15. Array instructions -- Chapter 16. Sequencers -- Chapter 17. Process control signals, scaling, and pid instructions -- Chapter 18. Function block diagram and structured text programming -- Chapter 19. Sequential function chart programming -- Chapter 20. Understanding communication networks -- Chapter 21. Start-up and troubleshooting -- Chapter 22. PLC programming examples
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Programmable logic controllers, first introduced in 1969, have become an unqualified success. They can be found in almost every industrial and manufacturing facility worldwide. This computer-based device has become the industry standard, replacing the hard-wired electromechanical devices and circuits that had controlled the process machines and driven equipment of industry in the past