Chapter 1 Introduction to PLC 1.1. The first type of PLC1.1.1 PLC type block (Block Type PLCs).1.1.2 PLC module type (Modular Type PLCs) or Rack (Rack Type PLCs).1.2 The language used to program to the PLC.1.3 Equipment for the program1.3.1 Input of Mobile Applications (Hand Held Programmer).1.3.2 Computer1. 4 Communications (Communications).1.5 Structure of the PLC1.5.1 CPU (CPU; Central Process Unit).1.5.2 Memory (Memory Unit).1.5.3 The input (Input Unit).1.5.4 The output (Output Unit).1.5.5 The power supply (Power Supply Unit).

Chapter 2 Installation and Design 34.2.1 Installing the PLC2.1.1 Environment installed.2.1.2 installation in control cabinets.2.1.3 Reduce Noise and flows from Spike.2.1.4 The wiring for the power supply.2.1.5 Wiring safety and reduce noise.2.1.6 Installing the battery.2.1.7 The lifetime of the battery.2.2 System Design2.3 workflows

Chapter 3. Fundamentals of Digital 48.3.1 binary system (Number System).3.2 to convert binary number3.2.1 to convert binary to decimal notation.3.2.2 to convert a decimal to binary.3.2.3 to convert binary to decimal, hexadecimal, and converting a hexadecimal.Binary digit3.3 The positive and negative numbers.3.3.1 binary positive3.3.2 positive hexadecimal.3.3.3 Removing binary3.3.4 Remove the hex.3.4 Types of Data3.5 Principles of Logic.3.5.1 Principles of AND3.5.2 Principles of OR3.5.3 Principles of NAND3.5.4 Principles of NOR3.5.5 Principles of Exclusive OR3.5.6 Principle of NOT

Chapter 4 Claims Asset dress of PLC 55.4.1 Structure of4.2 to determine the number of relay (Relay) in the PLC.Table 4.3 shows the specifications of the active area of the PLC.4.4 Identification for input / output of PLC.4.4.1 Locate the input / output of PLC type blocks (for example, the CP1L).4.4.2 Locate the input / output of PLC module types.