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Oct 03, 2024
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ELT 123 - Programmable Controllers Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course covers PLC operation and programming techniques to include relay logic, timers, counters, sequencers, discrete I/O, analog I/O, networking, remote I/O, workstations, advanced programming techniques and interfacing with personal computers. Competencies
- Identify and describe the operation of the major components of a programmable controller.
- Identify the programming hardware.
- Identify the control hardware.
- Use hand held programmers to access and modify programs and control operations of programmable controllers.
- Create, modify, and store programs with the HHT.
- Monitor operations with the HHT.
- Modify operating parameters with the HHT.
- Use computers to access and modify programs and control operations of programmable controllers.
- Create, modify, and store programs with the computer.
- Monitor operations with the computer.
- Modify operating parameters with the computer.
- Write and program into various programmable controllers basic control programs.
- Utilize ladder programming in a PLC.
- Utilize discrete I/O instructions in a ladder program.
- Program branching and latching circuits in a PLC.
- Program special functions on various programmable controllers.
- Program counters.
- Program sequencers.
- Program timers.
- Specify and identify discrete I/O interfaces.
- Identify the types of dc inputs and outputs.
- Identify the types of ac inputs and outputs.
- Determine the hardware configuration of I/O for various applications.
- Develop, program, and debug programs typical of industrial control applications.
- Outline the flow of control for an application.
- Enter the program using either a hand held programmer or computer.
- Test and edit programs.
- Utilize analog I/O devices.
- Select appropriate analog I/O devices.
- Incorporate program code for analog I/O.
- Use signal conditioning for analog I/O.
- Utilize remove I/O devices.
- Setup and configure remote I/O.
- Incorporate program code for remote I/O.
- Utilize non-standard I/O.
- Identify various types of non-standard I/O.
- Interface non-standard I/O devices.
- Incorporate program code for non-standard I/O.
- Utilize workstations.
- Identify various types of workstations.
- Setup and configure a workstation.
- Incorporate program code for workstations.
- Utilize advanced programming techniques.
- Use such functions as comparisons, shift registers, and mathematical calculations.
- Use custom control software with programmable controllers.
- Incorporate functions of data acquisition and management.
- Utilize network systems.
- Identify different types of networks.
- Understand different transmission standards.
- Setup and configure a network.
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