RedVector RVI-10912

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s) - Introduction and Theory of Operations

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s) - Introduction and Theory of Operations

1 hr. Online Course

Level: Advanced

Item#: RVI-10912

SME: Ralph Hackle

This interactive online course offers a thorough introduction into programmable logic controllers (PLCs). We will begin with an overview of the history and the role PLCs play in factory automation. We will discuss the basic principles of PLCs and core modules of an industrial control system. Functions (analog input and output), disturbed control interface, I/O’s (digital inputs and outputs), the COU, and isolation power will also be examined.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Define a PLC
  • Discuss the functionality of a PLC
  • Describe the software used with PLCs
  • Describe the hardware that is used with PLCs
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Ralph Hackle
Industrial Training, Inc is owned and operated by Ralph Hackle, who has nearly three decades of experience in industrial control systems, including 19 years of experience designing and implementing training programs. He has developed and/or implemented mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation training across the United States and Canada too. He has partnered with corporations in developing knowledge and performance base training assessments and curriculum. His main focus is striving to meet industries training needs.