Learn PLC Programming in 7 Hours - Allen Bradley PLC Training Course

In this video, you will learn the Allen Bradley PLC Programming Full Course in 7 Hours.

The abbreviation of PLC is Programmable Logic Controller. We explained the basic concepts and ladder logic instructions with example problems and solutions.

Video Topics

0:00 Introduction to Automation
5:40 Evolution of Automation
12:17 What is PLC?
14:03 Architecture of PLC
24:27 Hardware of PLC
29:24 PLC Brands
32:16 Allen Bradley PLC
36:14 Softwares
40:36 Download PLC Software
46:08 Install PLC Software
2:27:38 Latching
2:40:42 Interlocking
2:46:20 PLC memory
2:57:20 Timers
3:24:33 Counters
3:46:17 Bit instructions
3:56:40 Latch & unlatch
4:04:50 EQL & NEQ
4:13:42 Less than & greater than
4:19:08 Limit test
4:23:28 Equal
4:42:46 Square root
4:52:06 MOV, MOVE WITH MASK
4:30:05 Arithmetic instructions
4:47:30 Converters
5:01:01 Bit wise logical
5:20:02 Scaling function
5:38:28 Jmp and label
5:44:26 Subroutine
5:53:43 Master control reset
6:00:25 Sequencer output
Example Problems

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[Nicofish]

2:27:38 latching
2:40:42 interlocking
2:46:20 PLC memory
2:57:20 timers
3:24:33 counters
3:46:17 bit instructions
3:56:40 latch & unlatch
4:04:50 EQL & NEQ
4:13:42 less than & greater than
4:19:08 limit test
4:23:28 mass equal
4:42:46 square root
4:52:06 MOV, MOVE WITH MASK
4:30:05 arithmetic instructions
4:47:30 converters TCD, FRD bne
5:01:01 bit wise logical
5:20:02 scaling function
Jmp and label 5:38:28
5:44:26 subroutine
5:53:43 master control reset
6:00:25 sequencer output

[arnoldmiranda]

Beautifully and systematically explained. After watching hundreds of videos, I am now finally going somewhere

[sg]

I had done one course in godrej mumbai on allen bradley and siemens plc way back in 2007 or 2008. No job promise just for training purposes. It was one week long. All greek and latin. Went all above my head..It was so fast paced and useless for freshers. Didnt teach the basics..and i was the only fresher. Rest all were their old employees and few outsiders. They had advertised in some local newspaper. All money making schemes. Wish i had such a wonderful youtube channel to guide me during my engineering (instrumentation) days. Kudos..Good work..keep it up.

[alocin]

Thank you Didi: your channel is the best on the Youtube. Your commentary and illustration are crystal clear and well demonstrated. I have subscribed to your channel already. Also my comments on the scaling section of your video on Allen Bradley. You should have converted mA to volts in order to control the valve, however, since your are using discrete outputs, there should have been pump 1 pump2, and 3 and 4 comming on line to pump liquid in the tank based on its level. Anyway, as far as the explanation is concerned you explained it well. Your model is like three or four pumps. When level is 20% all pumps are running, when it is 50% one pump turns off, and when it is 80% all pumps are off, sort to speak. however, a direct 0-10v could be sent to valve actuator to correspondence 0% 100% of valve opening respectively. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with these great helpful videos. Your audio is excellent, your English is awsome, and you know the subject inside out. Appreciations from Canada. Thank you Didi.

[roouvby]

Thanks God for sharing your knowledge about plc, your teaching is very clear, may God bless you more.

[johnreyalforque]

There are various tutorial vids but for this one, the basics are well explained. There are even seasoned instructors who are not effective. Thanks for this channel and the tutor!

[sharadilage]

Thank you madam for this video. It is very helpful to me for learning. Your teaching skill is awesome

[derbert]

I did electrical controls for 45 years, mostly on AB and GE platforms. SLC 500's and RSLogix 500 has been around for longer the 25 years, but has been replaced with ControlLogix and CompactLogix using RSLogix5000 software. If you're a novice with Rockwell products, about the only thing you should take from this video is the structure used to generate PLC code. SLC, PLC5 are based on fixed addressing, whereas RSLogix is a tag based platform where the user creates a tag to address a device. RSLogix5000 is focused on traditional machine function as well as process based applications. It also has a wider range of communication protocols.

[manuelcampos]

Thank you so very much for this PLC Training Course!!!😀

[Panghal]

Glad to find such a great channel and being happy to know its an Indian 😊

[GuyFromJupiter]

Thanks for this, I'll probably be making my way through it for a few days now

[sammeurrehman]

This is what I was looking for. Thanks

[achieversskies]

quality of content, love this lecturer journey

[srkshaikh]

Beautifully explained with beautiful voice
Feel very gud to learn and listen you mam thanx a lot😊😊

[amirmohseny]

Hello didi, you explaining so nice and clear and untestable all in sequence. Thank you so much and god save you for long happy life.

[roouvby]

Thanks God for your tutorial i learn little by little about this matter and so much interested, i have some question but this time i would like to mention one only, when your are down loading is it you switch first for off line before you do that down loading? Pls.

[shahlalkhan]

Ma'm Thank you for plc training .your methid of teachi g is very simple and understandable. your concept is very very clear. plz conti ue on different plcs, hmi, dcs scada etc. May GOD grant you very very healthy wealthy happy and long life.
I am Engr.Sohail Khan

[venkateshnagappan]

Hi, Can you give any practical example for Lesson #37 "MASKED EQUAL".
Thanks

[nadeshramakrishnan]

Thanks for your teaching.can you teach about FT View fully?