Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), are the heart of modern automation. They control machines, manage processes, and keep factories running smoothly. One of the most important parts of a PLC system is the input module. Without …
In industrial automation, SCADA, HMI, and PLC are fundamental concepts that engineers, technicians, and operators encounter on a daily basis. Even though these three terms are often mentioned together and sometimes mistakenly used interchangeably, they …
In modern automation, machines rarely operate passively, they need to move, react, and control their environment efficiently. Whether it’s regulating the flow of liquids or gases, an essential component manages this task with precision and …
A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is a specialized digital industrial computer. It has been designed and ruggedized to reliably handle automation and control tasks in industrial environments where dust, vibration, heat, and electrical noise are …
Industrial automation is changing and factories are becoming smarter. They are using more connected devices than ever before. These devices are not only sensors and machines, but also advanced controllers, cameras, and industrial robots. Each …
A proximity sensor is a device designed to detect the presence or absence of nearby objects without the need for direct physical contact. In other words, it can “sense” objects within a certain distance, even …
PLCs have remained a constant backbone of manufacturing for more than fifty years. Their robustness, ability to withstand harsh industrial environments, and versatility in programming make them indispensable in automotive plants. Whether it is welding …
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are specialized computers used in industrial automation. In order for PLCs to run must have some instructions or programming languages inside their CPU. The most famous languages like Ladder Logic …
A PLC, which stands for Programmable Logic Controller, is an industrial computer that acts as the “brain” that processes input to obtain the desired/controlled output, such as induction motor speed and industrial robot arm position, among …
Industrial automation is the use of computer‑based control systems, or sometimes even analog ones. It’s about letting machines manage themselves with minimal human intervention.It involves using machines, robots, and software to perform tasks that usually …