PLC vs Arduino (Can Arduino be used in Industries?, Don't MAKE a mistake)

What is the difference between Arduino and PLC?
How are they different from a functional point of view?
What are the benefits of each?
And in the end, under what circumstances is Arduino a better option than PLC?
If these questions are important to you, stay with me until the end of this video.

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🎯🎯 In this video (PLC vs Microcontroller), we will examine Arduino and PLC in a very specialized way and with many details. We will answer fundamental questions such as the benefits of Arduino and the benefits of PLC and PLC conditions of use of each.
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▶ SECTIONS of this video:

00:00 Introduction
06:30 The Basics of PLC and Arduino Operation
07:50 The Benefits of using Arduino Based Systems
11:03 The Benefits of using PLC
14:57 When to use an Arduino microcontroller?

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[satipsrl]

i use an arduino mega controllino with arduino nano as grbl controller on a small parts industrial manipulator for inserting 2 small brass made parts inside a plastics injection mould.. Some problems at the beginning of the project as rs 422 interfacing of the 12 bits incremental encoders for position reached check, resolved by spi checked external 32 bit counters, self made fiber optics based reflective photosensors etc...The major lost of time was about the realisation of some pcbs double layer with metallised holes for vias made in workshop too...
My factory is so little, we are 3 employees, dwell time due to covid, lockdown and other factors helps us to have time to think and realise .I dont want to compete with plc users but due of my age my plc s background is stopped at ladder age. Arduino C' s and byte oriented keywords takes me a little time to learn them instead of proprietary or iec standard plc language learning..

[ssscorpionnn]

why do you consider arduino as a single module? There is a processor on each plc and there are interfaces accompanying this processor. In arduino, these interfaces are not very developed yet, but they are available for development. Consider that you replace the processor in the plc with the Atmel 2560 processor and develop the interface accordingly, in this case you will produce an arduino-based plc. plc devices have a programming infrastructure that is programmed with a ladder diagram and generally appeals to electrical engineers. The ladder program is actually a very primitive programming language when compared to the program based on the c infrastructure used in the arduino. I think that with the development of hardware interfaces of a processor with a large library such as arduino, it can and should easily replace PLCs in the near future. For now, plc-based arduinos produced under several names. You can find it under the name of “controllino”. therefore, if you think of arduino as consisting of only a processor and simple hardware on it, then of course it cannot be compared with plc's in the industrial field. The important thing here is to convert an arduino-based processor to a plc. For me; this will be produced in the near future and will easily replace PLCs in the near future. Those; who think that arduino cannot replace plc at the moment are those who are afraid of plc's losing popularity or those who do not know exactly what arduino is.

[wallstreet]

Arduino is the cheapest way to learn and understand the way analogue and digital input / output work. However if you use it for industrial applications you need to make sure many engineers will be able to fix any issue during a break down of your application when you are no longer there. I like Arduino for embedded applications however for high end application ( water treatment plant, food plant i will recommend using off the shelves PLC. where many trained engineers are available to troubleshoot the hardware or the program. Finally some plc makers offer the portability of the application from their software to others external OEM PLC's . If Arduino overcome the portability feature of it's application it will be an irreversible breakthrough.

[caffeinatedinsanity]

I studied in industrial automation and current work in building automation. A key difference between industrial or hvac controllers, and Arduino, is that the arduino is as barebone as you can get for a programmable controller board, excluding the use of specialized IDEs. The code you write is an actual firmware for the Arduino's Microcontroller, so if you need to reprogram it, you MUST stop your process. For industrial/hvac controllers, they read your program via a firmware. Usually this means you don't have to stop your process unless otherwise. Also this "firmware" usually does a self-check for you and programming is usually limited to IO manipulation and creating internal variables holding values or using specialized features like getting time, calculating dewpoint, etc... Rarely will they allow you to directly manipulate hardware peripherals such as RTC, I2C or UARTs. Nor will they always let you do many bitwise operations or use funky stuff like pointers.

[OscarReyesLeon]

yo uso Controllino, lo super recomiendo y no está limitado como los PLC tradicionales con su ladder feo.

[kpRLiThs]

For industrial applications use Arduino in cases where the PLC programming functionality is insufficient.

[D-wb]

Arduino: works for small projects like a single machine.

PLC - still the industry standard for large scale manufacturing with 1000s of IO points e.g. dairy, Oil & gas and other heavy industries in manufacturing.

most important is reliability PLC failure generally is very rare atleast its the case for control logix from my experience. likely the IO cards or Database would fail before an actual controller.
i just don't think arduino has that level of durability.

[nixonthuo]

Which course can i learn to enable me to be a PLC programmer or automation master

[martingarcia]

Thank you very Much for your explanation, very helpful to understand the difference from both automation items. Subscribed Done !!

[TheBus]

Thank you so much. I really enjoyed the video from start to end

[robertovivas]

Like and subscribed! Great content my friend

[johnbrown]

Any professional controls engineer would not ever consider using an Arduino for anything other than a hobby project.

[ferdiaek]

Guys, i want to use controllino to make a industrial size eggs incubator, is it good ?

[theotherbart]

Hi just trying to help here as I see that you have close to 3000 views but only 70-is likes. IMHO your video is way to long dragged out. This could be done in under 15 min video if you present the information in a more efficiënt way. We don’t need to see you the whole time, focus on the content. Use slides that show us more and do the required story telling but don’t drag on. If you want to compare two things, it seems to me like a good idea to present the two side by side as a summary. Also, the 2 min Arduino video is ok, the ABB one is way too long and not relevant. Just my humble 2-cents. Good luck with the channel!

[kamome]

PLC blocks digital transformation. That must be changed. Arduino maybe the best option so far.

[sagargolliwar]

What do you think the PLCs are made of? Not microcontrollers?
BTW Arduino is an IDE, not a specific uC.
If someone wants to make a PLC of their own learn actual electronics, PLCs are more about applications and control engineering.

[iamwangine]

Arduino = children game, PLC = run the world 😂😂😂

[UploadINaja]

can PLC be programmed as a usb joystick for windows? and does PLC have serial output so windows can read?

[edinfific]

Almost 3 and half minutes of an advertisement for ABB right at the beginning!? And then, quickly afterwards, a whole minute of seemingly another advertisement for Bosch!? This is one of the worst advertisement to content ratio videos I have ever come across.
I don't want to bother with the rest of the video, seeing that already at 6 minutes and 35 seconds in I have already wasted 4 and half minutes of my time on advertisement or product placement.
WAY TOO MUCH!

[mikrotech]

The Problem is not in the MCU the problem is the Arduino IDE itself. I used an Arduino based Temperature and PH sensor integrated using PID logic the circuit worked good for 2 days but after that The Arduino wasn't able to Cut off the Relay and there was a huge loss of our company due to the higher temperature. Arduino is just a toy never use it for industry grade applications.