PLC and Ladder Logic

[bob3006]

Great explanation, fast, detailed and gets to the point. Wish more youtubers were like this.

[ARMANI0181]

Good video

[joerazojr]

Sweet video ! Thanx for the demonstration

[bot06]

great video!

[jmf100682]

one no float sensor and one nc float sensor

[yquedeque]

001001sith is right, direct logic is the cheapest, only drawback is one time cost of the software, just under $400, i replaced a $8000 GE system with direct logic for under $1000 including rewire and reprogram.

[caeschy]

It is a level sensor

[jfu3512]

does anyone know what kind of sensor or switch that this guy is using

[bibitoa007]

They look like capacitive sensors, and he also put some kind of float to increase the sensitibity.

[jfu3512]

Thanks. that really helps a lot

[tnduckman98]

The GE FANUC PLC is the easiest to learn and to use. Allen Bradley may be the biggest but they are the most expensive to communicate with and the most complex programming software.

[001001sith]

hmm i thought Direct logic seems easier. same ball field.

[EXOcontralto]

Very cool circuit system..

[mrmattandmrchay]

Thanks for taking the time to film and upload this, interesting.

[tallaghthills]

great method to display a PLC wish we had this in my colege save a lot of heartache trying to understand whats going on

[DaddieRay]

bravo  this could catch on and run a nation with out government try the economy PLC

[IJACEONE]

last time i saw this video i was in college learning about electronics and microprocessors

[IJACEONE]

well i think its the same video i seen

[IJACEONE]

Sure its part of a bigger video made for colleges

[solidyahoo]

Ok, i'm trying to grasp this, on the ladder logic program, memory bit 1000 gets activated by the pump to open and close a switch?

[mobents]

no, the other way around

[adisharr]

Wow this is old.

[Mahisse]

but still relevant basics

[enriqueesp]

i liked the sensor, can you please put some more videos PLz especially about the Keyence software.

[adisharr]

If you're going to get into PLC programming, stay away from Keyence - they are not know for their PLC's. Instead, consider Allen Bradley, Omron or Koyo as commonly used brands.

[xenede]

wonderful :))

[niceali22]

thanks good work plz uplode mor about PLC

[wail17]

i would like to use this project is it ok ? thx

[gezmen]

It is OK as long as you find the actual owner of it and ask for permission :-)

[99ss1]

sound greet i will try thank you.

[TroutmanBrett]

well said

[TIC226]

Excelente!!!