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tự động hóa càng ngày càng phát triển , và tiêu biểu cho tự động hóa là công nghệ PLC. đây là tài liệu nói về PLC bằng tiếng anh chuẩn, sẽ mang đến cho bạn đọc những khái niệm cơ bản về PLC theo tiêu chuẩn quốc tế, nên sẽ được trình bày bằng tiếng anh.

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Chapter 1:

Introduction to PLC

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Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Department of Automation Control

Lecturer: Nguyen Tan Doi

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Objectives

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Upon completion of this chapter, students will be able to:

 Describe the components of a PLC

 Understand the PLC specifications

 Apply PLC to industrial systems

 Convert a hardwired system to a PLC system

 Show the areas can be use PLC

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Content

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Definition of PLC

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 What is a PLC?

 Programmable Logic Controller

 Solid-state control system

 Control the devices based on user program

 Definition of PLC

 Digital electronic device

 Use a programmble memory to store the instructions and to

implement the specific functions

 A computer designed to work in industrial enviroment

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Definition of PLC

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What is CONTROL

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 The proccess in a system

 One or more input variables influence the other

variables

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History of PLC

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 In late 1960s, General Motors was interested in the

computer application to replace the hardwired systems

 Bedford Associates –Modicon and Allen Bradley

responded to General Motors

 The name given was “Programmable Controllers” or PC

 Programmable Logic Controller or PLC was a

registered trademark of the Allen Bradley

 Later, PC was used for “Personal Computer” and PLC for “Programmable Controller”

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Advantages of PLC

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 Less wiring

 Wiring between devices and relay contacts are done in the PLC program

 Easier and faster to make changes

 Trouble shooting aids make programming easier and

reduce downtime

 Reliable components make these likely to operate for

years before failure

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Comparision

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The functions are determined by the

Can be contact circuits (relay, contactor)

or logic circuits (electronic devices)

Consist of a control device which connected to sensors and actuators

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PLC Operation

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While a PLC is running, there are 4 steps repeated continueously:

1) Self test: Testing of its own hardware and

software for faults

2) Input scan: Scan all inputs, PLC will copy all

the inputs and copy their values into memory

3) Program excution:

The logic program is solved

4) Output scan: The output values are updated

after a scan cycle, then energized or

de-energized ouputs

Self Test

Input Scan

Program Excution Output

Scan

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How does a PLC work

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 The sensors are connected to the Input modules

 The Processor excutes the program in memory and scan the

individual input for presence or absence of voltage

 Depend on the state of inputs, the processor directs voltage to

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PLC signal flow

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Programming Terminal

O:0/7 O:0/7

O:1/5

Output Devices

Output Modules Processor Memory

Input Module

Input Devices

Ladder Program

O:0/7 O:1/5

I:0/6 I:1/4

O:1/5

I:0/6

I:1/4 I:0/6

I:1/4

Data

Input Image Table

Output Image Table

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Components of PLC

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There are five components in a PLC

 The PLC processor, or CPU

 I/O (Input /Output) modules

 Chassis and backplane

 Power supply

 Programming software

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Components of PLC

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Components of PLC

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CPU-Central Processing Unit

 The CPU reads the input signal states, processes the

user program and controls the outputs

 The CPU provides internal memory, timers and

counters

 Executes the user program

 Commands influence outputs to change state based on program execution For example: Turn a light on, start a fan, adjust a motor’s speed, or temperature, …

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Components of PLC

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Input/ Output Modules

switches and sensors

 Input modules convert different types of electrical

signals such as, 24V/0-10V/4-20mA, to signals which the controller can understand

to a signal that an electrical device needs to operate

 There are different types of output devices, so a wide

variety of output cards available, including both digital and analog cards

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Input Circuits

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Input Devices

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PNP Sensor

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NPN Sensor

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Output Circuits

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AC Output

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Output Devices

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Components of PLC

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Chassis and backplane

 All PLCs need some method of communicating between the controller and Input/Output/communications modules

 Three ways used to accomplish these communications:

 Modular PLC: CPU slides into a chassis with other modules

chassis repuired

 PLC with the modules built in, comes as one block

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Chassis and Backplane

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 Power supply modules that fit into one of the slots in a chassis

 Stand alone power supplies that connect to the PLC or I/O

through a power cable

 Embedded power supplies that come as part of the PLC block

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Components of PLC

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different languages, LAD, STL, FBD, …

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Types of memory

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Alterable

UV erasable EPROM / REPROM

Electrically erasable EEPROM / EAPROM

Semiconductor

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PLC Memory

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Input Table

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Output Table

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Storage Area

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Example

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Results of Operation PLC

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Digital and Analog

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 Analog representation: a quantity is represented by a

continuous variables, proportional indicator

 Analog signals are expressed by 0-4mA, 0-5V/10V, …

 Analog signals are easily converted from physical quantities

 Digital representaton: the quantities are represented not

by continuous variable but by symbols called Digits

 Digital signals are expressed by 0 and 1

 Digital signals are made by electronic circuit

 Analog = Continuous

 Digital = Discrete

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Digital and Analog modules

 Analog Input (AI) modules adapt analog process

signals, e.g, from transducers, convert them to digital

values ADC

 Analog Output (AO) modules convert internal digital

values of the PLC to analog process signals e.g

temperature controller DAC

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Digital and Analog modules

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 Digital modules use only a single bit to represent the

state of the device

 For example, a switch is either open or closed Therefore, the

bit is either a 0 (switch is open) or a 1 (switch is closed)

 Analog modules use words to represent the state of a

device An analog signal represents a value

 For example, the temperature could be 0, …, 90, etc degrees Analog modules use a value, such as 0, …, 14000, rather than a

0 or 1 to represent the state of the device

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PLC Applications

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o Hardwired arrays of relays were used to control the operation of heavy machines that contain motors and other high power devices

o Originally PLCs were used to substitute the switching relay

networks used in industrial applications,

o Now they can be used implement other tasks such as timing,

counting, calculating, comparing and processing of analog signals

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Question and Answer

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Question and Answer

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Question and Answer

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Problems

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 Sketch the connections needed for Inputs and ouputs:

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Problems

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Problems

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