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Programmable Logic Controllers : Hardware and Programming

معرفی کتاب «Programmable Logic Controllers : Hardware and Programming» نوشتهٔ Max Rabiee, PhD, PE/EE, Electrical Engineering Professor, electrical and computer engineering technology program chair, Electrical Engineering and Computing Systems (EECS) Department, University of Cincinnati، منتشرشده توسط نشر Goodheart-Willcox; Fourth Edition در سال 2017. این کتاب در 5 صفحه، فرمت pdf، زبان انگلیسی ارائه شده است. «Programmable Logic Controllers : Hardware and Programming» در دستهٔ بدون دسته‌بندی قرار دارد.

__**Programmable Logic Controllers: Hardware and Programming**__ provides an introduction to PLCs and their applications in process and industrial control systems. The text begins with basic hardware and programming concepts and then progresses to system-level applications. * To prepare technicians to meet the needs of industry, the author has taken a highly practical approach, covering PLC applications, maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting. * Illustrations and examples help to explain abstract concepts, and review questions at the end of each chapter allow students to practice what they have learned. * The thoroughly updated new edition includes a new chapter on RSLogix5000 programming and expanded coverage of HMI (human machine interface) applications. Programmable Logic Controllers Programmable Logic Controllers Preface About the Author Reviewers Acknowledgments G-W Integrated Learning Solution Together, We Build Careers Student-Focused Curated Content Features of the Textbook Student Resources Textbook Lab Manual Online Learning Suite Online Learning Suite/Student Textbook Bundle Instructor Resources Instructor's Presentations for PowerPoint® ExamView® Assessment Suite Instructor's Resource CD Online Instructor Resources Brief Contents Contents CHAPTER 1 Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Overview Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 1.1 PLC History and Development 1.2 PLC Block Diagram 1.3 Central Processing Unit 1.4 Memory Devices 1.5 Address Decoder Circuit 1.6 Peripheral Chips 1.7 Discrete Input Modules 1.8 Discrete Output Modules 1.9 Analog Input /Output Modules 1.10 PLC Power Supply 1.11 Allen-Bradley Programmable Controllers 1.12 Allen-Bradley Programmable Logic Controllers 1.13 Commonly Used Industrial Controllers 1.14 Communication with Intelligent Industrial Controllers Summary Review Questions CHAPTER PLC Selection, Components, and Communication Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 2.1 PLC Selection 2.2 Allen-Bradley SLC 500 Components 2.3 PLC Memory Expansion and Usage 2.4 PLC Communication Systems 2.5 Programming Modules 2.6 Introduction to the LogixPro Simulator Software 2.7 The Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Family of Controllers 2.8 Comparison of RSLogix 5000 and RSLogix 500 2.9 The Industrial Control Design Process 2 .10 Use of HMI in Industrial Control Systems Summary Review Questions CHAPTER Number Systems and Codes Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 3.1 Decimal Number System 3.2 Binary Number System 3.3 Binary-to-Decimal Conversion 3.4 Decimal-to-Binary Conversion 3.5 Binary Addition 3.6 Binary Subtraction 3.7 Binary Multiplication 3.8 Binary Division 3.9 Hexadecimal Number System 3.10 Octal Number System 3.11 Binary Coded Decimal System 3.12 Gray Code 3.13 Alphanumeric Code Summary Review Questions Input/Output Devices and Motor Controls Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 4.1 Pushbuttons and Switches 4.2 Sensors 4.3 Indicators 4.4 Relays, Contactors, and Solenoids 4.5 Motor Control Devices Summary Review Questions CHAPTER Creating Relay Logic Diagrams Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 5.1 Relay Logic Diagrams 5.2 Rules for Drawing Relay Logic Diagrams 5.3 Creating Relay Logic Diagrams for Industrial Control Circuits Summary Review Questions PLC Programming Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 6.1 Creating PLC Ladder Logic Diagrams from Relay Logic Diagrams 6.2 Programming Ladder Logic Diagrams with Normally Open and Normally Closed Switches 6.3 Programming Ladder Logic Diagrams with Normally Open and Normally Closed Contacts 6.4 PLC Program Scan Time 6.5 PLC Program and Data Files 6.6 Programming Ladder Logic Diagrams with Latch and Unlatch Instructions 6.7 Loading and Troubleshooting PLC Ladder Diagrams in Run Mode 6.8 Using the PLC Force Instruction for Troubleshooting 6.9 Creating and Printing PLC Program Reports 6.10 Using Utility Instructions to Save and Retrieve PLC Programs 6.11 Using the LogixPro Simulator to Create Ladder Logic Diagrams Summary Review Questions Programming a PLC Station Objective Equipment Procedure Control Problems Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER Programming Logic Gate Functions in PLCs Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 7.1 Combinational and Sequential Logic Gate Circuits 7.2 Boolean Expressions, Truth Tables, and Logic Gate Circuits 7.3 NOT Gates (Inverters) 7.4 AND Gates 7.5 OR Gates 7.6 NAND Gates 7.7 NOR Gates 7.8 XOR Gates 7.9 XNOR Gates 7.10 Simplifying Boolean Expressions 7.11 Creating PLC Ladder Logic Diagrams from Logic Gate Circuits 7.12 Creating PLC Ladder Logic Diagrams from Boolean Expressions 7.13 Creating Logic Gate Circuits from PLC Ladder Logic Diagrams 7.14 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions Programming Logic Gates on a PLC Objective Equipment Procedure Programming Boolean Expressions on PLCs Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 8.1 Timer Instructions 8.2 PLC Timer Instruction Registers 8.3 Fixed Preset Value Non-Retentive ON-Delay Timer Instructions 8.4 Variable Preset Value Non-Retentive ON-Delay Timer Instructions 8.5 Retentive ON-Delay Timer Instructions 8.6 OFF-Delay Timer Instructions 8.7 Interlocking Timers 8.8 Cascading Timers to Increase the Timing Value 8.9 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions PLC Timer Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure PLC Counter Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 9.1 PLC Counter Instructions 9.2 PLC Counter Instruction Registers 9.3 PLC Count Up Instructions 9.4 PLC Count Down Instructions 9.5 Connecting PLC Counter Instructions 9.6 Cascading Counters 9.7 Creating PLC Ladder Logic Diagrams with Counters and Timers 9.8 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions PLC Counter Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure PLC Counter and Timer Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure PLC Math Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 10.1 Addition 10.2 Subtraction 10.3 Multiplication 10.4 Division 10.5 Advanced Math Instructions 10.6 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions CHAPTER PLC Compare, Jump, and MCR Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 11.1 Compare Instructions 11.2 Unconditional Jump 11.3 Conditional Jump JI 11.4 Master Control Reset (MCR) 11.5 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions Using Compare Instructions to Solve Equations Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER PLC Subroutine Functions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 12.1 Subroutine Concept 12.2 Jump to Subroutine 12.3 Return from Subroutine 12.4 Subroutine Applications 12.5 Interrupt Routines 12.6 LogixPro Simulator Example Summary Review Questions Subroutine Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER Bit Shift Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 13.1 Logic Gate Instructions 13.2 Shift Left Instruction 13.3 Shift Right Instruction 13.4 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions CHAPTER Data Handling Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 14.1 Move, Indexed Move, and Masked Move 14.2 First-In-First-Out (FIFO) and Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) 14.3 Copy File and Fill File Instructions 14.4 Data/Unit Conversion 14.5 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions Data Handling Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER Sequencer Instructions Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 15.1 Sequencer Concept 15.2 Sequencer Output Instruction 15.3 Sequencer Compare Instruction 15.4 Sequencer Load Instruction 15.5 Cascading Sequencers 15.6 Parallel Sequencers 15.7 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions Sequencer Instructions Objective Equipment Procedure Troubleshooting and Servicing the PLC System Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 16.1 Routine Maintenance 16.2 Hardware 16.3 Software Error Detection 16.4 LogixPro Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions PLC Troubleshooting Objective Equipment Procedure CHAPTER Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 17.1 Transmission Media 17.2 Network Topologies 17.3 Network Access Control 17.4 PLC Networks 17.5 DH-485 Network Software Configurations 17.6 SVC and MSG Instructions Summary Review Questions CHAPTER RSLogix 5000 Software Chapter Outline Technical Terms Learning Objectives Introduction 18.1 Project Organization Area 18.2 Ultraviolet Water Purification Process Example 18.3 Planning the CompactLogix Input/Output Modules 18.4 Creating the RSLogix 5000 Project 18.5 Overall System Appearance and Functions 1 8.6 Comparing the RSLogix 5000 and RSLogix 500 Software 18.7 PLCLogix Simulator Examples Summary Review Questions Electromechanical Devices Electromechanical Terms and Descriptions Electric Motors AC Motor Classification and Characteristics Conversion Tables Natural Trigonometric Functions SLC 500 Reference Glossary A в D E F H J к L N 0 p Q R s T и V w X z Index A В c D E F G J К H L M N 0 p Q R s T u V w X z
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