PLC Programming from Scratch 2
Basic PLC programming: Dive deep into Ladder Logic & amp; project setups.
Begin PLC with strong basic programming.
Effortlessly use Connected Components Workbench.
Master PLC variables: create, alias, and comment.
Design pro-level ladder diagrams with key instructions.
Utilize Boolean logic in PLC with OR and AND setups.
Face PLC challenges with expert analysis.
Your Comprehensive Learning Path
Welcome to the PLC Programming from Scratch 2 Course! 👋
1.1 Navigating the Course Journey
1.2 Exploring the Structure of the Course
1.3 Meet Your Guide: The Instructor Behind the Course
2.1 Introduction to PLC Programming Essentials
2.2 Setting Up: Your First Project in Connected Components Workbench
2.3 Integrating a PLC into Your CCW Project
2.4 Modifying PLC within a CCW Project
3.1 Unraveling the Mystery: What's a Variable?
3.2 Practical Guide: Working with Variables
3.3 Delving into Variable Aliases
3.4 Unlocking Insights: Exploring Variable Comments
4.1 Kickstarting Your Ladder Diagram
4.2 Direct Coil Instructions: Empower Your Control Strategies
4.3 Direct Contact Instruction: The Basics
4.4 Boolean Logic Uncovered
4.5 Building OR Logic in Your PLC Program
4.6 Designing AND Logic in Your PLC
5.1 Solution Insights: Challenge 1
5.2 Solution Insights: Challenge 2
6.1 Wrapping Up: Key Takeaways and Course Reflection
Congratulations on Completing PLC Programming from Scratch 2!
You're keen to dive deeper into PLC basics.
Navigating the Connected Components Workbench feels daunting.
Mastering variables in PLC is on your to-do list.
Crafting ladder diagrams has always intrigued you.
Boolean logic sounds like a challenge you're ready for.
You've completed our introductory PLC course and crave more.
Real-world PLC challenges excite and inspire you.
You'll get access to this course and ultimate access to the rest of the courses in the library.
Your Questions Answered
This course was created with beginners in mind. This means that you don’t need any previous programming experience to follow the course. You may find the course content easier to understand if you have some fundamental knowledge about what a PLC is and how a PLC works. If you think that you are missing this fundamental knowledge, then I recommend that you follow PLC Programming from Scratch 1 | Fundamentals before this course.
No, Connected Components Workbench is available to download for free from Rockwell Automation’s website. Once you have it installed on your computer, you can use the software for free without limits. If you want advice on how to download and install Connected Components Workbench, you can find detailed instructions in PLC Programming from Scratch 1 | Fundamentals .
No, you do not need a physical PLC to follow along with this course since everything we do in the course is software based.
Connected Components Workbench is a free PLC development environment from Rockwell Automation. It is used in this course because it allows you to program, configure, and visualize different elements of your automation system, making it an excellent tool for learning PLC programming.
Absolutely! Once you finish the course, you'll receive a Certificate of Completion from RealPars. It's a great addition to your professional credentials!
We're glad you asked! After receiving your certificate, you can easily add it to your LinkedIn profile. We've created a step-by-step guide for you here.
Immediately! Once you're enrolled, dive right in. Our content is available 24/7 to fit your schedule.
Our community and instructors are always available to assist. Plus, the discussions among fellow students can be incredibly enlightening!