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Industrial Automation
Course Contents
SECTION 1
Introduction to
Programmable Controllers
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Definition
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A Historical Background
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Principles of Operation
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PLCs Versus Other Types of
Controls
✔
PLC Product Application Ranges
✔
Ladder Diagrams and the PLC
✔
Advantages of PLCs
Number Systems and
Codes
✔
Number Systems
✔
Number Conversions
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One’s and Two’s Complement
✔
Binary Codes
✔
Register Word Formats
Logic Concepts
✔
The Binary Concept
✔
Logic Functions
✔
Principles of Boolean algebra
and Logic
✔
PLC Circuits and Logic Contact
Symbol
MITSUBISHI Tools
✔
Introduction to software tools
by MITSUBISHI
✔
GX-Developer installation
✔
Introduction to GX-Developer
✔
Quick Project
SECTION 2
COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMS
Processors, the
Power Supply, and Programming Devices
✔
Introduction
✔
Processors
✔
Processor Scan
✔
Error Checking and Diagnostics
✔
The System Power Supply
✔
Programming Devices
The Memory System
and I/O Interaction
✔
Memory Overview
✔
Memory Types
✔
Memory Structure and Capacity
✔
Memory Organization and I/O
Interaction
✔
Configuring the PLC Memory—I/O
Addressing
✔
Summary of Memory, Scanning,
and I/O Interaction
✔
Memory Considerations
The Discrete
Input/Output System
✔
Introduction to Discrete I/O
Systems
✔
I/O Rack Enclosures and Table
Mapping
✔
Remote I/O Systems
✔
PLC Instructions for Discrete
Inputs
✔
Types of Discrete Inputs
✔
PLC Instructions for Discrete
Outputs
✔
Discrete Outputs
✔
Discrete Bypass/Control
Stations.
✔
Interpreting I/O
Specifications
✔
Summary of Discrete I/O
✔
What MITSUBISHI offers
The Analog
Input/Output System
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Overview of Analog Input
Signals
✔
Instructions for Analog Input
Modules
✔
Analog Input Data
Representation
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Analog Input Data Handling
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Analog Input Connections
✔
Overview of Analog Output
Signals
✔
Instructions for Analog Output
Modules
✔
Analog Output Data
Representation
✔
Analog Output Data Handling
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Analog Output Connections
✔
Analog Output Bypass/Control
Stations
✔
What MITSUBISHI offers
Special Function I/O
and Serial Communication Interfacing
✔
Introduction to Special I/O
Modules
✔
Special Discrete Interfaces
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Special Analog, Temperature
✔
ASCII, Computer, and Network
Interfaces
✔
Peripheral Interfacing
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What MITSUBISHI offers
SECTION 3
PLC PROGRAMMING-A
The IEC 1131
Standard and Programming Language
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Introduction to the IEC 1131
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IEC 1131-3 Programming
Languages
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Sequential Function Chart
Programming
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Types of Step Actions
✔
IEC 1131-3 Software Systems
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Summary
Programming
Languages
✔
Introduction to Programming
Languages
✔
Types of PLC Languages
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Ladder Diagram Format
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Ladder Relay Instructions
✔
Ladder Relay Programming
✔
Timers and Counters
✔
Timer Instructions
✔
Counter Instructions
✔
Program/Flow Control
Instructions
✔
Arithmetic Instructions
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Data Manipulation Instructions
✔
Data Transfer Instructions
✔
Special Function Instructions
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Boolean Mnemonics
PLC PROGRAMMING-B
MITSUBISHI Factory
simulator
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Introduction to software
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Installation
✔
Quick Project
Beginner Challenge
✔
Paging Unit
✔
Detect Sensor Light
✔
Time Control for Traffic Light
✔
Part Sorting by Size (I)
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Conveyor Start/Stop
✔
Conveyor Drive
Intermediate
Challenge
✔
Pushbutton Signal
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Part Sorting
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Part Separation
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Drilling
✔
Part Supply Control
✔
Conveyor Control
Advanced Challenge
✔
Automatic Shutter Operation
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Stage Settings
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Part Distribution
✔
Sorting Defective Parts
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Forward/Reverse Rotation
Control
✔
Lifter Control
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Sorting & Distribution Line
PLC System
Documentation
✔
Introduction to Documentation
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Steps for Documentation
✔
PLC Documentation Systems
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Conclusion
SECTION 4
INSTALLATION AND START-UP
PLC Start-Up and
Maintenance
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PLC System Layout
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Power Requirements and Safety
Circuitry
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Noise, Heat, and Voltage
Considerations
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I/O Installation, Wiring, and
Precautions
✔
PLC Start-Up and Checking
Procedures
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PLC System Maintenance
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Troubleshooting the PLC System
System Selection
Guidelines
✔
Introduction to PLC System
Selection
✔
PLC Sizes and Scopes of
Applications
✔
Process Control System
Definition
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Other Considerations
✔
Summary
Available
software/hardware tools during training
session
ü
GX-Developer
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GX-Simulator
ü
MITSUBISHI PLC
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Simulator based Factory Setups
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Technical Manuals
ü
Theoretical booklet
covering/explaining all the topics covered
in training
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Starting From |
Timings |
Last Date of Registration |
Fee |
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26-09-11 |
1700-2100
(Mon-Tue-Wed) |
24-09-11 |
Rs:10,000
Per Participant |
* 10% Discount for
students and groups of two or more
Duration =
48 Hours
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