Allen Bradley Logix 5000 Advanced PLC Programming and Simulation Part 2

In this class, you will learn absolutely everything necessary to land a job as an entry level PLC technician (engineer, etc.).

We will cover basic topics such as what a PLC is used for, how it is able to receive and process Inputs & Outputs. We will take a much deeper dive with hands on labs and practice sessions during which I will give you specific real world scenarios to work with and give you tips and common pitfalls. These lessons are designed to strengthen your knowledge of PLCs and give you an edge during interviews.

At the end of each section, you will face a quiz which will allow you to test yourself on the material you have learned before moving to the next section. As some one who has administered interviews to PLC technicians, these questions are crucial in making sure that you've understood the material presented.

What are the requirements for the class?

• You don't need any hardware or software to follow the lectures, however, it is highly recommended to get some practice before going into an interview. If that's not possible, I would advise spending some time working with an emulator and browsing through data sheets and manuals which will be presented to you in the course.

What can I expect from this class?

• The main objective of this course is to get you job-ready by the time you finish the last lecture.
• You will have a good understanding of what a PLC does, how it does it as well as what the outcomes of those actions are.
• You will be comfortable creating basic ladder logic programs and troubleshoot complex existing ones.
• You will be able to create simple Human Machine Interface (HMI) screens and controlling them via a PLC.
• You will have a good understanding of manufacturing systems as a whole.

What is the target audience for the class?

• Electrical Engineers looking for a crash course on PLCs.
• Electrical Technicians / Electricians looking to expand their knowledge into controls.
• Software Engineers who are seeking to learn about controlling hardware.
• Manufacturing Operators looking to progress in their career.
• Anyone interested in how manufacturing processes are executed.

Step up in your carreer and become an expert programmer for PLC Allen Bradley from zero to HERO! This course is for future industrial programmers whose interest lies on industrial automation for any kind of industries.

If you have knowledge or a related career in Robotics, Mechatronics, Programming or Automation and Control, this course is for you!

You will be able to start the course without complex knowledge of professional programming, since you will be able to do it from scratch from module one.

In this course, you will be able to learn in depth the basic concepts of PLCs, the different families and uses of equipment; as well as Studio 5000 (the software used to connect and configure PLCs), configure emulators to create complex industrial programs, simulate sequences, and solve logic problems in the field.

You will have extensive knowledge of PLC, Networks, Drives, HMI, Programming Languages in a broad way.

You will know how to connect and program networks and devices in a physical and real way.

Ideal for junior programmers who want to become senior programmers and have a 100% understanding of Studio 5000 like never before.

The brand of PLC's is ALLEN BRADLEY, however, in the automation industry it is known that once you program an Allen Bradley PLC, you program anything.

Allen Bradley is one of the world's most recognized brands in industrial programming.

The instructor is certified directly by Rockwell Automation in Cleveland, OHIO. Having extensive experience in field projects in the main industries of the country.