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Session 1 – Introduction to PLC and PLC Wiring

This video explains the various terminals of PLC and its wiring fundamentals. It show’s how to connect Inputs and Output to the PLC terminals.

Session 2 – How PLC Ladder Logic Programming Works

This video explains how to make basic PLC Ladder in the Software environment. It explains the concept of NO (normal opened) and NC (normal closed) switches and contacts.

Session 3 – Introduction to PLC Trainer Device and PLC Software

This video shows practice work with PLC Trainer Device and PLC Software in order to explain what ladder logic is and how it actually works.

Session 4 – Fundamental Commands of PLC

This video tutorial explains the fundamental commands of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC):LD, LDI and OUT.

How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 1

This is the first segment of the first volume on “How to Program a PLC”. In this series, we will examine an application and then create the code (logic) for the control of the discussed application. In this first segment, we discuss the electrical design which we will later convert to logic. This series will take you through the process of writing a program for a specific application. This first one is very simple ;)

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How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 2

This is the second segment of the first volume on “How to Program a PLC”. In this series, we will examine an application and then create the code (logic) for the control of the discussed application. In this segment, we discuss the GUI for RSLogix Micro Starter Lite.

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How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 3

This is the third segment of the first volume on “How to Program a PLC”. In this series, we will examine an application and then create the code (logic) for the control of the discussed application. In this segment, we actually create the logic in Micro Starter Lite for the application discussed in the first two segments.

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How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 4

This is the fourth segment of the first volume on “How to Program a PLC”. In this series, we will examine an application and then create the code (logic) for the control of the discussed application. In this segment, we edit the logic to accomodate I/O memory locations and more compact code.

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How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 5

In the previous four segments of How to Program a PLC V1, we covered an simple application from concept, through electrical design and then conversion to a PLC Program in LLD. In this segment, the fifth, we revert to a virtual application and add logic for a single button operator interface station replacing the three push button design in the earlier segments.

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How To Program a PLC – Basic Level 6

This is probably the last segment of Volume One, we added logic to simulate the process to allow you to use the simulator to execute this logic with single mouse clicks in RSLogix Micro Starter Lite.

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PLC Lecture 01 – Introduction to Relays and Industrial Control

This is a major component of learning to be a controls engineer. The very first lecture in the series of 58 videos, a little history and evolution of electrical controls. The Complete PLCLearn series includes all of the lectures that you would receive if you attended the best PLC training and a few unique to our program.

PLC Lecture 02 – Number Systems

A most exciting lecture, on number systems. Right! Brief intro to the number systems used in PLCs. The HEX conversion in one of the graphics should read, 40,960+0+240+1 = 41201

PLC Lecture 03 – Relay Coils to Bits in Memory

This series of lectures have been presented to thousands of electricians, technicians and engineers in the industrial controls community. This lecture presents the thought process of using bit locations in digital memory to represent relay coils as used in the old days

PLC Lecture 04 – Evolution of the Control System

This lecture presents a little history and follows the early electrical control methods to current concepts of a programmable logic controller

PLC Lecture 05 – Computer Control

Lecture on the transistion from single board controllers to programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It is hard to speculate at this time which came first – the chicken or the egg. The two things were clear, there is a direct comparison between the relay coil of the historic relay control panel and the memory array in a computer.

PLC Lecture 06 – I/O Scan, Saga of Pencil and the Paychecks

This lecture is an allegory illustrating why programmable logic controllers handle the inputs and outputs in the scan sequence.

PLC Lecture 07 – PLC Hardware

Lecture specifically on PLC hardware configurations and the active backplane. Let’s take a brief look at the family processors or some of the components of the family processors that we are using in our example.

PLC Lecture 08 – The Original Rack of Memory PLC2 PLC5

This lecture presents the evolution of the use of memory to store the states of inputs and outputs. To better understand how the I/O structure at its current designs, let’s take a look at one of the earliest approaches.

PLC Lecture 09 – Memory Mapping RSLogix500 SLC500 Micrologix

This lecture illustrates the memory mapping of an active backplane PLC such as a SLC 500 or Micrologix. It is appropriate for many other PLC’s from other manufacturers

PLC Lecture 10 – I/O Structures RSLogix500 SLC500 Micrologix

This lecture presents a detailed explanation of the electrical dynamics of the Input and Output scans of an active backplane PLC

PLC Lecture 11 – IO and the Memory, RSLogix500 SLC500 Micrologix

This lecture describes and illustrates the relationship between the field inputs and outputs to the data table in the controller.This lecture describes and illustrates the relationship between the field inputs and outputs to the data table in the controller.

PLC Lecture 11 – IO and the Memory, RSLogix500 SLC500 Micrologix

This lecture describes and illustrates the relationship between the field inputs and outputs to the data table in the controller.

PLC Lecture 12 – Data Files vs Program Files – Sinking Sourcing

This lecture covers many subjects that did not fit into the other lectures. Data files vs. program files, sinking and sourcing, semiconductor theory etc