Ladder Logic Best Practices: Optimizing Your PLC Programs

[@Celsomadeira5821]

From Brazil, I say thanks Realpars for one more amazing video! Even not being fluent in English I can understand you perfectly

[@realpars]

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[@АдхамжонМамаджонов]

Thanks for the team realpars. From Uzbekistan

[@realpars]

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[@Ander5806]

Great video we all need to make sure the PLC programs that we code are easy to understand. And always try to make sure what the program is doing and what it should be doing is known and understood . keep the program as simple as possible. ( Use the KISS method ) but

[@realpars]

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[@iamtwig236]

Iove codesys it's the first software I was introduced to when starting PLC

[@Gumballation]

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[@realpars]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RS_83]

Great lesson. Thank you very much, guys!

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[@IngDzib]

thank you from Mexico good lesson, Im learning

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[@lawliet3855]

There should be feedbacks from all actuators to ensure that the process is truly running as designed. The same feedbacks can be used as interlocks Incase of actuator failure.

[@simxschl]

Is it really normal to receive a value of 4..20 (mA) from a WAGO analog input card? Kinda surprised me 'cause I'm used to work with 0..27648 in Siemens or 0..10000 in Modicon PLCs

[@realpars]

Hi @simxschl, This was a quick demo to show the principle of scaling and not intended to be a lesson on Wago hardware. You are absolutely right that the analog inputs of a Wago CC100 have a range of 0 to 32760 under normal operating conditions.

[@BakytbekIzgaliyev]

Hello, you explained about gas turbines in your channel, so could you explain about compressors?

[@realpars]

Thank you for your feedback! We'll happily forward this to our course developers as a topic suggestion. Thank you for sharing!

[@Mi-spira]

great video

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@autonexuz]

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[@abdullahnaheedofficial5512]

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[@fernandlust532]

Lots of OEMs don´t want their customers to read and modify their code, and only give out protected versions of their machine programs, so the customer can only download the program to the PLC in case the CPU has to be replaced.

[@abdullahnaheedofficial5512]

Abdullah i am from pakistan i work electrical in secret line and want to learn plc programming❤