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    3. 1. PLC Fundamentals (Level I)

    PLC Fundamentals (Level I)

    This course will give a person with no prior experience the basic tools necessary to create a PLC program from scratch.
    Content:
    - By the end of this course
    - you will be able to create a PLC program from scratch.
    - The primary and overall objective of this course is to give a novice an understanding of PLC programming
    - ladder logic
    - and the inner workings of a standard HMI (Human-Machine Interface).
    - Students will learn the difference between digital and analog signals and how to bring them into a PLC
    - process them
    - and send them back out.

    2. Learn 5 PLCs in a Day-AB, Siemens, Schneider, Omron & Delta

    Learn 5 PLCs in a Day-AB, Siemens, Schneider, Omron & Delta

    PLC Programming of Allen Bradley, Delta, Siemens, Omron & Schneider using LIVE Examples with HMI Interfacing
    Content:
    - To Learn Ladder Logic Programming
    - PLC Wiring Concepts & Troubleshooting
    - To Teach Programming to Technician & Engineer

    3. From Wire to PLC , A Bootcamp In Industrial Automation

    From Wire to PLC , A Bootcamp In Industrial Automation

    Build Electrical Automation Projects From Sctratch. Starting From Wires , Control Circuits And Ending With PLC And HMI
    Content:
    - Design Factories Automation from A to Z
    - Design Automation Electrical Panels
    - Draw Schematics for Electrical panels

    4. Applied Logic (Level 2)

    Applied Logic (Level 2)

    This course will give an intermediate-level student the experience necessary to originate complex, logical solutions.
    Content:
    - By the end of this course
    - you will be both able and practiced at originating complex ladder logic applications.
    - The primary and overall objective of this course is to give an INTERMEDIATE PLC programming student
    - rigorous
    - practical experience in creating unguided
    - original ladder logic.
    - Students will build on the knowledge and understanding of PLC programming they got from "PLC Programming from Scratch" by using those instructions and environments and techniques to create real-world solutions to problems defined throughout this course.

    5. TIA Portal Master Project (Level 5)

    TIA Portal Master Project (Level 5)

    Learn (hands-on) to create complete PLC and HMI solutions from absolute zero in TIA Portal.
    Content:
    - By the end of this course
    - you will be able to program Siemens PLCs using ALL of the IEC programming languages supported in TIA Portal.
    - You will know how to create complete HMI projects using WinCC RT Professional.
    - At your next interview
    - you'll be able to bring your laptop with a fully functional PLC program and HMI both running live to actually demonstrate everything you've learned in this course (which will be quite a lot).

    6. Process Visualization (Level 3)

    Process Visualization (Level 3)

    Learn HMI / SCADA hands-on by developing your own live interfaces for a running system.
    Content:
    - By the end of this course
    - you will be able to create HMI / SCADA interfaces using various technologies allowing operators to interact with a live
    - running system.
    - Using the provided PLC program as the basis for our interfaces
    - you'll be creating fully-functional graphical interfaces to monitor the process
    - visualize alarms
    - provide control and even log periodic and on-demand data storing it into a SQL database.

    7. PLC Programming - Training from Scratch on RSLogix500 & 5000

    PLC Programming - Training from Scratch on RSLogix500 & 5000

    PLC programming from scratch training class by a controls engineer equipped with PLC systems - Allen Bradley RSLogix 500
    Content:
    - Understand how a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) works
    - Understand how to programm a PLC
    - Showcase several completed projects to an employer

    8. IEC Paradigms (Level 4)

    IEC Paradigms (Level 4)

    Functional Block Diagrams, Sequential Function Charts, Instruction Lists, Ladder Diagrams and Structured Text
    Content:
    - By the end of this course
    - students will be able to program nearly ANY modern PLC regardless of mfg.
    - Students will be knowledgeable AND experienced with all five IEC programming paradigms.
    - Students will know how to lay out a complex PLC program

    9. Allen Bradley PLC Training - RSLogix 5000 Series

    Allen Bradley PLC Training - RSLogix 5000 Series

    This course will give a person with no experience learn PLC programming from scratch using RSLogix 5000 and Studio 5000.
    Content:
    - Be able to completely setup basic Rockwell Automation in RSLogix 5000 and Studio 5000 from scratch
    - understanding PLC programming.
    - Be able to program a basic Rockwell Automation in RSLogix 5000 and Studio 5000 from scratch
    - Be a PLC Troubleshooting Master - Get PLC programming knowledge not discussed anywhere else on the internet.

    10. Factory Automation using PLC Logics

    Factory Automation using PLC Logics

    Interactive 3D platform to build and simulate Industrial Automation system
    Content:
    - To learn how to build Industrial Automation System as per the application
    - Learn mechanics of installing sensors and actuators in machine
    - Simulating your industrial system with PLC Logics

    11. Introduction to PLC's [Programmable Logic Controllers]-07-21

    Introduction to PLC's [Programmable Logic Controllers]-07-21

    This course is a great introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers Theory, Principles, and Programming Applications.
    Content:
    - Understand PLC's basic arquitecture
    - Utilize Basic PLC's Programming Software
    - Identify PLC's Harware and Components

    12. PLC Object Oriented Programming :Advanced Infrastructure

    PLC Object Oriented Programming :Advanced Infrastructure

    Advanced Structure Text using OOP concepts. Master Program Infrastructure Design. The future of PLC programming.
    Content:
    - Learn Object Oriented Programming
    - Learn Structured Text from Basic to Pro
    - Apply latest features of IEC-61131-3 Standard

    13. PLC & AC Drive with Automatic & Manual Industrial Control

    PLC & AC Drive with Automatic & Manual Industrial Control

    this course will take newbies to a higher level to deal with complex PLC projects, Motor Drives ( VFD ) & Manual Control
    Content:
    - Learn everything about Basic Electrical Components ex: Relays
    - Contactors
    - etc
    - Study Different Cases for Power Flow and Power Conversion
    - Have a great idea on different kinds of Motors and Generators

    14. PLC Programming - Learn the basics with CoDeSys

    PLC Programming - Learn the basics with CoDeSys

    This course will provide anyone with the basic knowledge and tools to write PLC applications and software from scratch
    Content:
    - You will learn what a PLC is
    - how it works and all its internal mechanisms
    - You will be able to write PLC software and applications on your own and to start your career in industrial automation
    - You will learn all the characteristics and definitions of the IEC 61131-3 standard

    15. PLC At Home - For Electrical and Control Engineers

    PLC At Home - For Electrical and Control Engineers

    Design from A-Z control projects using Arduino, Soft PLC, HMI, VFD, ModBus TCP and Electrical panel with full simulation
    Content:
    - Integrating an Arduino with Soft-PLC (CodeSYS)
    - Integrating Arduino with HMI supporting ModBus TCP
    - Basic motor driver control (VFD) using Arduino

    16. Siemens TIA Portal - PLC Programming Basics

    Siemens TIA Portal - PLC Programming Basics

    Create, Structure, Program, Download and Troubleshoot your First TIA Portal Step 7 PLC Application from Scratch
    Content:
    - At the end of this course
    - you will be able to program a TIA Portal PLC application from the ground up
    - Build a proper structure for your PLC application in TIA Portal using TIA specific tools
    - You will learn how to create function blocks and add ladder logic efficiently using TIA best practices