Write a PLC Program for a Box Sorting System using GRAFCET

Use GRAFCET to analyse a Box Sorting system and write PLC code to Run and Test, without the use of any hardware.

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Write a PLC Program for a Box Sorting System using GRAFCET

What You Will Learn!

  • Use PLC simulation software applications
  • Use simulation software for the simulation of a plant environment
  • Understand the state based concepts underpinning the GRAFCET method
  • Analyse a system based on inputs and outputs
  • Build a sequential function chart (SFC) to model an automation system
  • Transform a sequential function chart (SFC) into ladder logic code
  • Run ladder logic code using a SoftPLC
  • Run equipment simulations to test ladder logic code

Description

Learning how to write PLC Ladder Logic applications frequently involves attending classes which cost thousands of US dollars. And the reason you have to spend so much is that you have to pay for the use of a physical PLC (like Allen Bradley, Siemens, Omron, ABB, etc) as well as Plant Equipment.

But there is another way! ... and you don't have to own a PLC or any equipment, just a Windows laptop with the right software, that's all.

In this course, I am going to introduce you to software applications that are able to brilliantly simulate a PLC and plant equipment. The applications work with each other to allow you to write PLC programs, run and test them as if you were using a real PLC with real equipment. 

Specifically, the course will take you through the analysis of a Box Sorting system and show you how to use a design method called GRAFCET, to create your own Ladder Logic application. You will then run and test your ladder logic application on the Box Sorting system to see that it works. 

Both software application can be downloaded in trial mode and can be used as is to perform the exercises in this course.

Who Should Attend!

  • Electrical Engineers
  • Electrical Technicians
  • Electrical Tech or Engineering Students
  • Process Control Technicians and Engineers
  • Process Automation Engineers
  • Programmers working in the Process Automation field

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Tags

  • PLC

Subscribers

557

Lectures

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