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Cascading Logic : A Machine Control Methodology for Programmable Logic Controllers

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Title: Cascading Logic : A Machine Control Methodology for Programmable Logic Controllers
Author: Gary Kirckof
ISBN: 155617814X / 9781556178146
Format: Soft Cover
Pages: 206
Publisher: ISA
Year: 2003
Availability: Out of Stock
     
 
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Learn how to create a functional machine control program for industrial equipment that is sequential in nature. The programming methodology starts by breaking the machine into its basic elements. These small and manageable elements allow the programmer to focus on large concerns before dealing with specifics. The methodology then shows how to program each element and how to assemble the elements together into a complete machine control program. The book is intended to provide you with the confidence you need to reach decisions and move forward with certainty that the program is performing as intended without odd combinations of logic causing unintentional actions. The sequential nature of events will also help operators and maintenance personnel troubleshoot and maintain the equipment after it is put into operation. Ladder logic illustrations demonstrate each part of the text. Although the ladder logic examples use the instruction set for the Allen-Bradley SLC 500 PLC, the concepts and techniques can be used with any brand of PLC.

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Introduction

Chapter 1 : Ladder Logic Basics
Chapter 2 : Sequences and Motion Objects
Chapter 3 : Output Logic
Chapter 4 : Simulating Sensors
Chapter 5 : Checking Sensors
Chapter 6 : Controlling Sequences
Chapter 7 : Step and Single Cycle
Chapter 8 : System Control
Chapter 9 : Parent/Child Sequences
Chapter 10 : Decision Logic
Chapter 11 : Dependent Sequences
Chapter 12 : Machine States
Chapter 13 : Message Logic

Appendix A
Glossary
Index

 
 
 
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