PLC BOOTCAMP BATCH 10

created by Usman Saleem Mufti

1 Students

Last updated 2024-06-11

Enrollment: 12

Language: Urdu

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Your Coverages

Industrial Automation

Course Requirements

Basics of Industrial Automation

Basics of Relays

Which Students must take this course

Engineers and DAE and BTech and Industrial Professionals

Course Content

Demo , set reset and bit logic operator

01:16:38

Interlocking and timers

01:14:01

counter and comparators

00:46:51

Arthimatic Operators

01:00:40

network view , device view and memory address

00:57:24

word logic operators , assignment list, plc tag, cross reference

01:04:40

Analogue lecture 1

00:28:24

word logic operators , assignment list, plc tag, cross reference

01:04:40

analogue lecture 2

00:21:40

TCP/IP communication part 1 and Norm x Scale x

00:27:29

TCP/IP communication part 2

00:35:50

plc wiring and online and diagnostics

00:58:38

wintek HMI

01:13:33

VFD session 1

00:35:22

VFD controle part 2 (controle with plc)

01:04:09

Modbus

00:49:51

Trouble Shooting Downloading and uploading

01:05:27

PLC HMI comminucation

00:58:46

modbus communication part 1

00:38:36

modbus communication part 2

00:20:31

WINCC RUNTIME PROFESSIONAL Part 1

00:34:31

Exercises Lectures

00:29:41

WINCC Explorer

01:20:56

WINCC EXPLORER with KEPSERVER

00:39:56

FB FC

01:06:06

TIA PORTAL HMI

01:03:35

WINCC RUNTIME ADVANCE

01:02:47

FB FC DB ARRAYS

00:19:26

SPECIAL RELAYS AND SYSTEM MEMORY BYTE

00:39:01

REVISION OF DB and Communication with Factoy IOs

00:28:42

Analog IOs Practical Part 1

00:22:47

Stepper Motor Control using TIA Portal V15 with Siemens PLC S7 1200 Part 1

00:17:00

Stepper Motor Control using TIA Portal V15 with Siemens PLC S7 1200 Part 2

00:15:19

Stepper Motor Control using TIA Portal V15 with Siemens PLC S7 1200 Part 3

00:28:13

Stepper Motor Control using TIA Portal V15 with Siemens PLC S7 1200 Part 4

00:16:21

Encoder Part 1

00:21:40

Encoder Part 2

00:26:34

OB Interrupts in TIA PORTAL Part 1

00:32:29

OB Interrupts in TIA PORTAL Part 2

00:31:58

FATEK PLC Programming and SERVO Motor Control using FATEK PLC

01:14:09

Simatic Manager Programming and Communication with Hardware of S7 300 Part 1

00:32:13

Simatic Manager Programming and Communication with Hardware of S7 300 Part 2

00:39:51

Simatic Manager Programming and Communication with Hardware of S7 300 Part 3

00:24:10

Description

In this comprehensive introductory program, you'll dive into the exciting world of industrial automation and learn the fundamental concepts and skills related to PLCs. Whether you're new to the field or looking to refresh your knowledge, this bootcamp is designed to provide you with a solid foundation. A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is a digital computer specifically designed for industrial applications. PLCs are used to control and automate machinery and processes in manufacturing, assembly lines, and various industrial environments. They play a crucial role in optimizing efficiency, ensuring safety, and maintaining consistency in industrial operations. By the end of this bootcamp, you'll have a solid grasp of the fundamental concepts and practical skills needed to work with PLCs in industrial settings. Whether you're aiming to pursue a career in industrial automation, improve your existing skills, or simply satisfy your curiosity, the PLC Bootcamp is here to guide you on your journey.

Instructor Profile

Usman Saleem Mufti

Automation Engineer

I am Automation Engineer Working in Burraq Engineering Solutions as a Design Engineer. I have 8 Years of Hands-on Experience. I did a lot of projects on Industrial Automation. I have 4 years of Teaching Experience in Different sectors educational as well as Corporate sectors. I as a teacher available for the students for help. The primary and overall objective of this course is to give a novice an understanding of SCADA programming, and the inner workings of a standard HMI (Human-Machine Interface). Students will learn the difference between digital and analog signals and how to bring them into a PLC nd SCADA, process them, and send them back out. Students will be familiarized enough with a sufficient variety of SCADA designs to create a complete SCADA Project from scratch. Students will develop an understanding of alarm and notification programming, and the relevant considerations to safety and operator usability in SCADA. Students will be introduced to HMI development and given a general understanding of how an HMI program works.

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