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Advanced PLC Programming Course with Examples

Categories: PLC, SCADA
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About Course

In this advanced PLC programming Course, you will learn the PLC and HMI programs with real-life industrial example problems and solutions.

This PLC and HMI training course was created based on interesting projects from scratch.

PLC Course

Every PLC project was discussed in detail with the following information as follows.

  • Project Objective
  • Input and Output Wiring
  • Logic Concept
  • PLC Programming
  • HMI Programming
  • Simulation

You will learn the most useful example programs based on Programmable Logic Controllers and Human-machine interface programming.

Advanced PLC Programming Course

The Advanced PLC Programming Course is a specialized training program designed to enhance technical skills in PLC and HMI programming.

This PLC course consists of 55+ videos and provides various project examples, making it an invaluable resource for those seeking advanced knowledge in the field of automation.

Content and Learning Outcomes

The Advanced PLC course covers a wide range of topics, providing learners with a thorough understanding of complex PLC and HMI programming concepts.

Key highlights include:

  1. Software and Simulation: The course begins with tutorials on software downloads and simulations, setting the foundation for more advanced topics.
  2. Practical Programming and Control: Learners are introduced to practical programming examples, such as controlling blinking lights, two-way switch logic, and auto-manual water pump control.
  3. Advanced HMI and PLC Integration: The course delves into the integration of HMI with PLC programming, offering insights into creating effective user interfaces and simulations for various automation processes.
  4. Real-World Applications: The course includes real-world project examples like sequence operation of production lines, automatic mains failure control, pneumatic cylinder control, and street light automation.
  5. Specialized Topics: Advanced topics such as VFD control, hydraulic press logic, recipe control, batch processing, and servo motor control are thoroughly explored.

Who Should Enroll

This PLC course is designed for professionals and students who already have a basic understanding of PLCs and are looking to advance their skills in PLC and HMI programming. It is particularly beneficial for those in fields like electrical engineering, automation, and industrial control systems.

While most of the course is available for free, subscribing to our YouTube membership is required to access exclusive videos and earn the course completion certificate.

By the end of this course, participants will have gained a robust understanding of advanced PLC and HMI programming techniques. They will be equipped with the skills to design, program, and handle complex automation systems in the field of industrial automation.

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What Will You Learn?

  • PLC Programming
  • HMI Programming
  • Simulation of Logic
  • Example Problems
  • Industrial Examples
  • Real-life Exercises

Course Content

Introduction

  • Course Guidelines
  • Download PLC and HMI Software
    05:34
  • PLC Programming and Simulation of Logic
    11:19

PLC Example 1 – Design IO Simulator

PLC Example 2 – Control Blinking Rate of Light

PLC Example 3 – Two Way Switch Logic

PLC Example 4 – Auto Manual Water Pump

PLC Example 5 – Control Three Fans based on Temperature

PLC Example 6 – Production Line Sequence Operation

PLC Example 7 – Flashing 8 LEDs Alternatively

PLC Example 8 – Quiz Competition

PLC Example 9 – Automatic Motor Forward Reverse Control

PLC Example 10 – Automatic Mains Failure Control

PLC Example 11 – Sequence Control of Pneumatic Cylinders

PLC Example 12 – Lights Control with Time Delay

PLC Example 13 – Street Lights Control based on Real-Time

PLC Example 14 – Warehouse Products Count

PLC Example 15 – Main & Auxiliary Motors Control based on Run Time

PLC Example 16 – Count and Pack Boxes on Conveyors

PLC Example 17 – VFD Control with PLC & HMI

PLC Example 18 – Tank Filling Mixing and Draining

PLC Example 19 – Hydraulic Press or Anti Tie Down

PLC Example 20 – Traffic Light Control using Sequencer

PLC Example 21 – Batch Process using Recipe

PLC Example 22 – Servo Motor

PLC Example 23 – Control Panel Tower Lights

PLC Example 24 – Automatic Board Cleaner

PLC Example 25 – Door Open and Close

PLC Example 26 – Measure the Flow Rate

PLC Example 27 – Stamping | Stepper Motor Example

Student Ratings & Reviews

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Motilal Suthar
5 days ago
I thoroughly enjoyed learning this course. It provided me with comprehensive knowledge of Delta PLC, including I/O configuration, wiring, registers, and block instructions. Every concept was explained in detail, making it easy to understand and apply. This course significantly helped me upskill in PLC programming and HMI design. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their expertise in automation and control systems!
P
6 days ago
best source to learn plc from scratch
KS
3 weeks ago
good
ZP
4 weeks ago
ty for the course
R
1 month ago
Very expensive material but here it is provided free for everyone. Thank you very much tutor
A
1 month ago
Very Good Course for Beginner
This course really help to improve my knowledge in automation field. I handle real industrial problems in new view of thinking. Expect more courses regarding different brands of PLCs and HMIs in future.
JB
1 month ago
very informative
VV
1 month ago
Thank you for the course
J
2 months ago
Nice
AM
2 months ago
Very informative and great for building concept
PM
2 months ago
excellence
Awesome
PN
2 months ago
Great course
D
2 months ago
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MI
2 months ago
Very Informative and with practice problems is amazing!
G
3 months ago
It is useful for students
G
3 months ago
Nice course
T
3 months ago
It is help to useful for features of students
N
3 months ago
Nice course and help full to students

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