Principles and Applications of Programmable Controllers

Author: Lu Linji, Wang Jian, Jiang Longkang
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: A series of books on automation in modern industrial enterprises. Chapter 1 introduces the origin and development process of programmable controllers (PCs) and their classification. Chapter 2 covers the basic structure, working principles, performance indicators, and design steps of programmable controllers. Chapter 3 primarily discusses the hardware configuration of programmable controllers, including basic and extended configurations, as well as a certain amount of content on programmable terminals. Chapter 4 focuses on the programming process of programmable controllers, such as basic requirements, programming methods, and programming principles, and introduces the instruction system of programmable controllers using the OMRON C200Ha machine as an example. Chapter 6 primarily covers the networking technology of programmable controllers. Chapters 6 and 7 mainly discuss the application technology of programmable controllers, covering multiple industries such as machinery, metallurgy, and tobacco, while also exploring some common issues. This book is suitable for engineers and researchers engaged in the design, manufacturing, and application of programmable controllers, as well as for undergraduate and graduate students in relevant fields.