It's great to see you guys branching away from just Siemens. Not that there is anything wrong with siemens, but there is a lot of ABB, Allen-Bradley, and such out there too.
This video surely provides great learning experience. Kindly make more of such videos for different PLC and HMI brands like Siemens, Allen Bradley etc.
Thanks for your kind comment, Zafar! We appreciate your feedback and topic suggestions, I will make sure to forward this to our course developers. Happy learning!
Realpars team, I always see your topics and it helps everytime. Please make specific videos on WinCC/TIA portal to create animation of a project as well as creating tags.
That's great to hear, David! Thanks a lot for your positive feedback! I will make sure to forward this to our course developers as well. Thanks again for sharing and happy learning!
I have automated similar processes with A-B and ABB. Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi, and many others could be used as well. Each of these PLCs can certainly handle the logic for a concrete brick machine, as each manufacturer makes CPU models suitable for single machine control.
AI523 is an analog input card (interface). It can supply loop power (4-20ma @ 24VDC) to each channel, so in that sense, it is active. It can also be configured for RTD inputs, which could be considered passive.
I wouldn't say that ABB is one of the leading PLC manufacturer in the world. At least from my experience,that is not small. Leading brands of PLCs are Allen-Bradley and Siemens and that's it.After them you have several blank spaces and than maybe ABB,Omron, etc...
It's great to see you guys branching away from just Siemens. Not that there is anything wrong with siemens, but there is a lot of ABB, Allen-Bradley, and such out there too.
They could be very good but last thing I need is more software. I'll stick with AB
Great work , keep going in this series guys , you are the best .
Many thanks for your support, Emad!
This video surely provides great learning experience. Kindly make more of such videos for different PLC and HMI brands like Siemens, Allen Bradley etc.
Thanks for your kind comment, Zafar! We appreciate your feedback and topic suggestions, I will make sure to forward this to our course developers.
Happy learning!
thank u real pars team
Realpars team, I always see your topics and it helps everytime.
Please make specific videos on WinCC/TIA portal to create animation of a project as well as creating tags.
Hey!
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Thanks for sharing and happy learning!
Awesome! Please continue this series with a more in depth ♥
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best channel .. great efforts .. from Egypt
Thanks a lot!
Great work 👏
Thank you so much!
thanks for your coach mate. Some increase my knowledge🙏🙏. From Makassar. Indonesia
The main requirement is communication between various plc VFD please try to upload the video related to communication
thank you very very very much gentlemen
excellent presentation ❤️
Thanks a lot!
I am think this vidios very usefull
Glad you think so!
I've already taken the Siemens course you have on the page, I'd love if you make a Rockwell and an ABB course as the one on the page.
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Which plc is used to automate a concrete brick machine?
I have automated similar processes with A-B and ABB. Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi, and many others could be used as well. Each of these PLCs can certainly handle the logic for a concrete brick machine, as each manufacturer makes CPU models suitable for single machine control.
Excuse me, ai523 module is an active or a passive?
AI523 is an analog input card (interface). It can supply loop power (4-20ma @ 24VDC) to each channel, so in that sense, it is active. It can also be configured for RTD inputs, which could be considered passive.
Dear sir superb videos
Sir do you have scada or DCS videos
Can something about siemens programming details
Thanks for sharing
You're very welcome!
Any plans to introduce Delta PLC in the future videos? They're getting very popular now.
Hi Murillo,
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Thank you អរគុណ
Glad you enjoyed it-thanks for the encouragement!
Please make video on ABB PLC , PEC800
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great ...
Thanks for watching!
I wouldn't say that ABB is one of the leading PLC manufacturer in the world. At least from my experience,that is not small. Leading brands of PLCs are Allen-Bradley and Siemens and that's it.After them you have several blank spaces and than maybe ABB,Omron, etc...
Not leading PLC manufacturer, but #1 in DCS production.
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