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The Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) focuses on the automating of different electromechanical processes that occur in various industries. With a well-programmed microprocessor, there are specially designed and applied control units that provide immunity to extremely high and low temperatures, humidity, dust, and similar problems. PLC is microprocessor-based integrated devices used to replace control elements such as time relays, dotters, auxiliary relays in automation systems. The purpose of such devices is to perform mathematical combinations such as counting, sorting with software in manual and consecutive logical processes. Therefore, it is possible to solve problems and problems in automation systems in difficult conditions safely with the help of integrated devices such as PLC.

As always, encodings in such programs are programmed on a computer. From here, it is transferred to PLC with the help of a cable. After downloading the programs, they are first installed and stored in PLC. PLC persistent memory storage is used to ensure that programs are not deleted during power outageor shutdown. PLC consists of various input and output terminals. Using input terminals, PLC interprets logical states from keys and sensors.

There are two logical situations, also known as high (or 1) and low (or 0). Output from output terminals is used as a signal for various devices by providing on/off controls.

There are a few main features that distinguish PLC from industrial PCs, microcontrollers and other industrial control solutions: • Input / Output -PLC's CPU stores and processes program data, but input and output modules connect PLC to the rest of the machine; These Input/ Output modules provide information to the CPU and trigger specific results. Input / Output can be analog or digital; input devices can include sensors, switches and counters, while outputs can include relays, lights, valves, and drivers. Users can mix and match input /output of a PLC to get the right configuration for their application. • Communication - In addition to input and output devices, a PLC may also need to be connected with other systems; for example, users may want to export application data saved by plc to a controller control and data collection (SCADA) system that monitors multiple connected devices.

PLCs offer a variety of ports and communication protocols to enable PLC to communicate with these other systems. • To interact with HMI - PLC in real time, users need an HMI or Human Machine Interface. These operator interfaces can be simple screens with text-to-key and keypad, or large touch panels that are more similar to consumer electronics, but in either case users can examine and enter information to the PLC in real time provides.

When we ask ourselves why we use PLC, we'll see that they have many advantages. If we count these things, you're going to have to has advantages such as Cost, Physical Size, Reliability, Media Stability, Communication Capability, Complex Structure, Flexibility, Processing Speed, Imaging and many more.

When selling used products, we try and test the product purchased in our existing testing mechanisms, and send test video recording if our customers want to. The products we ship on the same day to get to you as soon as you order PLC materials and other materials reach you in as little as 3 working days at the latest.