American Technical Publishers, Inc.
10100 Orland Parkway
Suite 200
Orland Park, IL 60467
Telephone:
800-323-3471
708-957-1100
Electrical > PLCs > Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers
By: Glen A. Mazur, William J. Weindorf
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are increasing in use, and technicians in all fields must be familiar with the fundamentals of installing, programming, and troubleshooting PLCs.
Industrial demand for safe and productive automated facilities requires that electricians, maintenance technicians, operators, supervisors, and other industry
personnel possess a thorough understanding of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers is a comprehensive introduction to PLC theory, operation, installation, programming, maintenance, and troubleshooting. The text is a useful training tool and reference for students, apprentices, and technicians in the trade. Special emphasis is placed on the wiring and programming of PLCs for the control of industrial, commercial, and residential systems.
The CD-ROM included in the back of the text is a self-study aid designed to complement the content in the book. It includes Quick Quizzes®, an Illustrated Glossary, PLC Programming Software, Tutorial Videos, and other related information. The Tutorial Videos help guide the user through the PLC Software.
For additional resources click the link below to access the ATPeResources.com web page for this product.
personnel possess a thorough understanding of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers is a comprehensive introduction to PLC theory, operation, installation, programming, maintenance, and troubleshooting. The text is a useful training tool and reference for students, apprentices, and technicians in the trade. Special emphasis is placed on the wiring and programming of PLCs for the control of industrial, commercial, and residential systems.
