Principles of Programmable Controllers and Logic Control

Author: Lin Yuzi et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Principles and Logic Control of Programmable Controllers" is the foundational volume of the "Principles and Applications of Programmable Controllers Series." The book is divided into six chapters. Chapter 1, "Fundamentals of Programmable Controllers," primarily introduces the basic concepts and principles of PLCs. Chapter 2, "Hardware Systems," mainly describes the hardware principles and configuration, unit functions, and applications of the CSI series PLC mid-range models. Chapter 3, "Common Instructions and Programming," covers the basic instructions, data operation instructions, common control instructions, advanced instructions, and programming examples of the CSI series PLC. Chapter 4, "Programming Tools and Their Usage," provides a detailed introduction to the programming operations of OMRON's CXProgrammer and the basic usage of handheld programmers. Chapter 5, "Task Programming," focuses on the unique programming functions and application examples of the CSI series PLC. Chapter 6, "PLC Application Design, Usage, and Maintenance," introduces how to design PLC systems through logic control examples and briefly covers the basic principles of PLC design, selection, and maintenance methods. The book primarily focuses on the CS1 series PLC mid-range models, systematically presenting hardware and software knowledge from a logical application perspective. Through systematic design and application examples, readers can more easily grasp PLC application design skills. The book is highly practical and concise, closely linked to the other volumes of the series, and can serve as a teaching text for electrical engineering and automation, computer applications, mechanical manufacturing, mechatronics, and related disciplines in higher education. It is also suitable for engineering technicians' training and self-study of PLCs, making it a valuable reference book for PLC users with strong practicality and application value.