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Develop, Enter And Verify Word And Analogue Control Programs For Programmable Logic Controllers – Advanced PLC Course

In this PLC Advanced Course participants will learn the advanced programming and diagnostic skills associated with medium to high-level programmable logic controllers (PLCs). This includes analogue and word manipulation.
You will learn to :
Understand the basics of control systems and PLC processors; Understand how to use ladder logic programming; Create and modify a project; Use PLC hardware such as I/O modules; Communicate across networks; Be able to make design, maintenance and troubleshooting considerations; Understand fault finding techniques

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UEEIC0015

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Yes

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