PLC (Programmable Logic controller) training imparts the skills for implementing machinery and hardware related automation to rule the modern industrial automation process. Participants gain the understanding of PLC architecture, applications, instructions, programming, interfacing and troubleshooting. The learning curve encompasses ladder logic for establishing mathematical and logical concepts. The methods of controlling industrial electronic circuits namely relays and sensor interfacing is also covered. The training program provides insight and practical exposure on the leading brands of PLCs such as Allen Bradley and Siemens.
Upon the completion of training, you will be proficient in the following:
- Need of control system and industrial automation
- Difference between relay, contactor & PLC logic
- Clarity in PLC architecture and modules
- Simulator analysis of a PLC Programming
- Hands on experience on real time applications working and troubleshooting
- Ladder logic programing to implement control over functions
- Use of relay logic, interlocking circuit, industrial timer, and sensors
Target audience
- Plant Operations Managers
- Industrial Engineers
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Maintenance Officer
- Individuals involved in planning, designing and setup of manufacturing facilities
- Personnel who encounter control systems in their course of daily functions
- Candidates from electrical, instrumentation, production, or mechatronics stream
Prerequisites
Candidates having knowledge of using a digital millimeter to measure voltage, amperage, and resistance can undergo this training.