The Industrial Control Trainer offers a classroom based resource for practical investigation of automated control systems.
Users can select from a range of prepared demonstration programs to explore how step-based ladder logic programs are used in automated systems.
Alternatively students can create their own programs and see them in action using the included simulation package.
This trainer includes a curriculum CD containing theory and practical learning tasks, as well as tutor support materials.
Typical Topics Include:
- Introduction to Industrial Control and Manufacturing
- Industrial Controllers
- Human Versus Machine
- Logic (AND, OR, and NOT)
- Truth Tables and Step Logic
- Latching Actuators
- Counting Parts
- Timing Events
- Measuring Part Width
- Problem Solving – Sorting Parts
Typical Practical Activities Include:
- Simulate custom manufacturing by building models.
- Construct ladder logic programs.
- Investigate the sequence of events for a PLC to activate an actuator.
- Identify how to read and construct truth tables.
- Build a latching program to control an actuator.
- Complete a ladder logic program for an airlock control system.
- Use a counter in a ladder logic program.
- Use a timer to delay lighting a lamp after a button is pressed.
- Adapt a ladder logic program to give indication of the width of a part on a conveyor.
- Create a program that will automatically sort parts according to their width.
How to Order
Product: Engineering -
Industrial Control Trainer
Code:
290-01
Other Training Systems available:
Industrial Control Trainer Teaching Set (290-00). Includes Industrial Control Trainer (290-01) and (
Siemens S71200 PLC & Step 7 PLC Pack).
