PLCs control the compressors, the motor drives, the utilities, and the package units that keep process plants running. Engineers across many roles write, review, or commission PLC programs — and most learned it on the job with no structured methodology underneath.
This course gives that methodology. It covers PLC hardware and the scan cycle, all five IEC 61131-3 languages, program organisation, and the practical programming of the interlocks, sequences and motor control that real industrial plant needs.
The work is anchored in IEC 61131-3, the standard that defines the five PLC languages, program organisation units, and data types — the common ground beneath every modern platform. The course applies it on Siemens TIA Portal and Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 so the methods transfer to the system on your bench.
