Lol i was thinking the same thing. This guy sounds like a cross between buffalo bill and heath ledgers joker

Hello, the environments are set. There is an instruction set provided

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Is it because the Ramp_scaling_counter.DN normally closed switch will become open at the end of the program(When it reaches 10V) and prevent the timer from being active again?

This one is called 3D Lab

Hello, we have added it as a topic to the Electronics course

@@techtrainingonline wow! That will fantastic 🤠 Has this material been updated with logic design products as well?

Glad it helped!

Generally, for a college level analysis, we use 5 tau. It is a good practical estimate. In university, they generally use 6. NOTE: The process never really reaches max value, it just keeps getting closer. The whole thing is an approximation. It is just a matter of how exact you need to be for you purpose. Its like a derivative. There is no slope of a point, but we use math to get the slope of a point, and another point infinitely close to the first one. Just a really accurate approximation. Cheers.

Really happy you enjoyed the animation. Please check out our other videos pertaining to our simulation software options. We cover Electronics, PLCs, Electromechanical courses as well and they use other Logic Design simulation products embedded in the technician certificate online technical training courses.

please feel free to check out our other informative videos provided on our channel.

The simulation tool used in this video is called, PLCLogix 5000 and uses RSLogix style programming with tag based addressing. You can check the vendor for this as well as other products. (logicdesign.com)

Hello, The simulation tool does not deal with that. The course has an entire module on installation and maintenance that does address that topic. You can review the course content by visiting our general website, and navigating to the PLC program details from there. Our site is www.gbctechtraining.com

Congratulations ! We hope you found the experience positive. You can get credit for a bunch of the PLC II course if you have taken the 500 series course already. You may want to check into that. All the best, we wish you success in your future.

@@techtrainingonline I finished it successfully, the plan is to do plc2, perhaps after the pandemic, be safe!!!

That's great ! Congratulations on your completion. We are still up and running throughout the crisis. Feel free to reach out to get the info pack for the second PLC (5000 series Tag based system) and information about exemptions. Just visit out general website and you can request the information regarding the program. www.gbctechtraining.com

I will look into it. I have limited ability to promote these videos as they were intended to be assistance for my students. The ones enrolled in our online technical training programs that allow you to get Technician Certificates in Robotics, Electronics, PLCs, Automation and Electromechanics. Check it out at www.gbctechtraining.com if you are interested. Simulation tools let you work from home and get these valuable certificates to advance your skill set.

Hello James, It is just poor audio on this video. The video has nothing to do with the course materials. I put this video together and it is aside from the course. I am currently remaking a new product overview video for Robologix. But again, the course videos are all excellent quality audio, and this video is not part of the course, it was just promotional. Let me know if you have any other questions, you can review our courses at www.gbctechtraining .com We provide courses in Robotics, Automation, PLCs, Electronics and Electromechanical Technician Certificates.

@@techtrainingonline will the actual audio be more clear without the buzzing/noise in the background? i was playing a sample on your website and heard some buzzing or something in the background...

As I stated above, the audio used on the course materials content has no issues whatsoever. All audio clips in the course are professionally recorded.

You can visit our main website and explore what courses you may be interested in at www.gbctechtraining.com At that site, you can get general details, or request information packages on whatever course you find interesting and may want to take.

Thanks, we are using the voltage divider rule to calculate voltages, as well as ohms law basics. You can check out our Practicing Technician blogs on our etcourse.com website for clarification if you are interested.

You will receive a technician certificate in the program that you complete.

Based on about 20 hours per week part time study, it generally takes about 32 weeks. This is a rough estimate based on a student new to the subject matter.

You can get details at www.gbctechtraining.com for all our technician certificate programs offered online.

Thanks for the feedback, check out our other related videos on all things PLC

Glad you found it informative, we have a wide variety of videos on our KZbin channel, techtrainingonline. We offer technician certificate programs for Electronics, Robotics, Automation, PLCs and Robotics. Check them out if you like at www.gbctechtraining.com

If you fail it the first time, the resetting of the exam is free of charge. If you fail it a second time, there is an admin fee associated with resetting the exam, but you ARE able to take it again as needed.

Thanks, you can find similar videos on our channel at techtrainingonline. We provide these as additional support materials for our online technical training programs (technician Certificate training) You can check them out at www.gbctechtraining.com if you are interested.

A valid choice. I made this video to illustrate the use of shift regs for my students. They had not covered stack operation as of the time I made this video, so it was a good example of the action of a shift register.

Glad you found it informative !

I try to take it step by step to ensure clarity. Some have responded that they are a bit simplistic, however, I believe that this approach, although admittedly is a bit slow paced, really goes to eliminate confusion on these topics. We offer these as assistance for our distance education, online technician certificate training programs. If you are interested in electronics, automation, robotics, or PLCs, check us out at www.gbctechtraining.com

No, not really. Even with this example, you would reasonably apply some resistive value to the inductor in this circuit. It would just be a matter of summing, to get total series resistance, and applying the same approach.

Hello,The Robologix software comes with the Robotics Technician Certificate course. This simulation tool employs an instruction set modelled after FANUC robots. It is pretty standard, but you should know that the instructions sets are proprietary in nature. FANUC robots use a reasonably standard approach and set. You can review the software itself at the vendors site....www.logicdesign.com

Hi Shaine do you order this software from logic design? Thanks

If you are not interested in the Technician Certificate program offered by the college, you can get the simulation tool from the vendors site www.logicdesign.com

A pleasure ! I enjoy making them. I provide them for my students in our Electronics, PLCs, Automation, and Robotics Technician Certificate training programs offered online. You can check them out if you are interested, at www.gbctechtraining.com They are inexpensive, and have pay as you learn options allowing you to work at your own pace.

For all the details you are asking about, please visit www.gbctechtraining.com From there, you can examine our course offerings, and request complete information packages as well.We have courses in Electronics, Electromechanical, Robotics, PLCs, Advanced PLCs, and Automation. These courses generally take about 32 weeks of part time study on average. They are open to Mature students and recommend a grade 10 minimum education level. The courses are self contained and provide step by step examples, etc. I recommend visiting the site, and requesting the free information package for whichever program you are interested in.

Hello, That's a completely different video ! Generally speaking, it depends on your input signal span, where you want to operate the transistor (re: Q point or operating point) and biasing etc. All of which is beyond or outside the scope of this video. I will add CE amplifier design/approach to my list of possible videos, and may add a vid on that in the future.

Glad you found it useful.

Hello, You can go to the vendor site, www.logicdesign.com

you can use it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWWvd5WoeL-AhaM

Hello, Yes, it is all in one software package. You can get the PLCLogix 500 or 5000 from the vendors site www.logicdesign.com or you can take a technician course for PLCs and it is included in the course.

You would have to clarify this question. Not sure what you are looking for with this one.

There is an I/O mapping table provided for each simulation environment giving you the address of all field devices. There is a tag monitor and editor for aliasing addresses if you are working with the 5000 series controller version of the simulation tool.

You can find the simulation tool on the vendors website, www.logicdesign.com I believe they provide a trial version for evaluation so I hope you find this helpful.

Check out the courses website... www.gbctechtraining.com to get details about the courses and how to register.

You can go to www.gbctechtraining.com for details on Robotics as well as all our other distance courses.

techtrainingonline thanks 🙏 for information