ELTRO 210: Introduction to Programming TAG Based Software for PLCs

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Class Program

Industrial Electronics

Credits

Clinical Hours None

Weekly Contact Hours

Course ID

092615

Meets Degree Requirements For

Restricted Elective

Description

Course focuses on initial development, design and implementation of TAG-Based programming ladder logic software and subroutines to perform industrial control processes and applications. Data organization, file management, relay instructions, comparisons, sequencers and PID control will be introduced and applied through hands-on exercises.

Grading Basis

Graded

Prerequisites

ELTRO 132

Course Learning Outcomes

Develop, design, and implement programming ladder logic software.

Develop sub-routine PLC software strategies.

Identify and apply the proper data organization and file management routines for a specific application.

Differentiate between relay instructions, comparisons, and sequencer control strategies.

Examine and explain PID control loops.

Demonstrate industry entry-level knowledge and skills in PLC programming for various equipment manufacturers.

Solve elementary PLC circuit control problems and relate these problem-solving practices to areas of electronics and related industrial technology disciplines such as refrigeration and agricultural food processing industries.

Build simple and complex PLC circuits.

Test and troubleshoot PLC circuits.

Core Topics

Number systems and codes.
Fundamentals of Logic.
Developing Basic and Advanced Ladder Logic.
Timers and Counters.
Control instructions and data manipulation.
Math instructions.
Sequencer and shift registers.
Installation and troubleshooting.
Review and final.