How to Wire Sensors to a PLC - Part 1

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Have you ever wondered how the digital and analog signals, coming from devices such as valves or sensors, are connected to the PLC's input and output modules? In this video, using a practical example, you're going to learn exactly how these field devices are wired and connected to the PLC's input and output modules.

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A special thanks to Frederico Duarte Fagundes for translating this video.

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