Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Practical Tutorial

Author: Lu Pearl et al.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "Mechatronics Engineering Practice" is a unique practical course offered in university engineering training centers, targeting third and fourth-year students majoring in mechatronics. It focuses on the research, design, wiring, programming, and debugging of typical equipment control circuits, aiming to cultivate students' comprehensive qualities, engineering practical skills, application capabilities of new technologies, and innovative awareness. This course lays a practical foundation for students to quickly adapt to work after graduation, promote technological progress in enterprises, and engage in scientific research.
This book includes two parts of engineering training: "Electrical Control" and "PLC Control," enabling students to compare and understand the characteristics, application methods, and steps of each through practical experience. It provides students with general methods, steps, and techniques for solving practical engineering problems, along with practical resources and reference examples. The book assists students in completing schematic design, component selection, control program development, wiring, and debugging according to control requirements, as well as accurately drawing control schematics and wiring diagrams, laying a foundation for graduation projects and practical work.
The book emphasizes practicality and inspiration. All technical terms, electrical component symbols, and control circuit diagrams in the book adopt the latest standards. The ladder diagram control programs included have been verified, and the book provides certain review questions and exercises to help students digest, consolidate, and deepen the teaching content.
This book offers a detailed introduction to the hardware, programming software, programming instructions, and typical applications of the TP3416 series PLC, and can also serve as a reference for engineering technicians in related fields.

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