Principles and Experiments of Programmable Controllers

Author: Zhang Wenhao
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This textbook systematically introduces the composition, working principles, instruction system, and programming methods of programmable controllers based on the Panasonic FP1-C40 model from Japan. Starting from an overall understanding of PLCs, the book covers their classification, applications, and development, supplemented by short, readable, practical, and engaging engineering application examples to help readers quickly grasp PLC control systems. Additionally, it provides detailed explanations of two programming tools and software, along with step-by-step operating system guidance. As a textbook, each chapter includes corresponding exercises and discussion questions, along with experimental operation guides to facilitate readers in quickly getting started. The book focuses on the practical application technology of PLCs, with content progressing from simple to complex, offering good readability and strong practicality, enabling readers to master PLC technology and its practical applications in a relatively short time. This textbook can serve as a teaching resource for industrial automation, electrical technology, control technology, applied electronics, mechatronics, computer applications, and related disciplines in secondary and higher vocational schools. It can also be used as a professional training textbook or reference for advanced technical workers and engineering technicians seeking knowledge updates.