The hardware of a PLC mainly consists of several parts: the Central Processing Unit (CPU), memory, input units, output units, communication interfaces, expansion interfaces, and power supply.The CPU is the core of the PLC, while the input and output units serve as the interface circuits connecting field input/output devices to the CPU. The communication interface … Read more
Three Core Modes of PLC Control for Servo Motors: A Deep Dive from Principles to Examples Industrial Control Expert Yang Focuses on PLC Teaching for 17 Years In the field of automation control, the collaborative control of PLC and servo motors is a key technology for achieving precise motion control. Today, we will systematically analyze … Read more
How to Protect Critical Data After Power Failure? Best Practices for Data Backup and Power Failure Protection in PLCs! Have you ever experienced a situation where your carefully debugged PLC program lost all count values and parameter settings due to an unexpected power failure, requiring the production line to be recalibrated? Or a voltage fluctuation … Read more
This project is significant for the cornerstone project selection editor, as I have been engaged in the Internet of Things and edge computing fields, primarily working with microcontrollers/embedded ARM processors that are not designed for AI-capable computing devices.Although these devices are functionally stable, they struggle with data collection, remote monitoring, and intelligent management; moreover, in … Read more
One of the core visions of 5G is edge computing, sometimes referred to as Mobile Edge Computing (MEC). The idea is to enable Mobile Network Operators (MNO) to deploy computing resources closer to the base stations, thereby achieving ultra-low latency and allowing them to charge higher fees for premium services. Five years have passed, and … Read more
Common “Difficulties” in the Field One of the most troublesome issues during device debugging: RS-485 communication is unstable, with intermittent data transmission. The program logic is fine, the cable connections are correct, and there are no address conflicts, yet communication timeouts, data corruption, and sporadic failures still occur. Changing cables, adjusting baud rates, and checking … Read more
Today, while trying to use Ansible to extract a local tar package, I received the message “could not handle archive. Command “/usr/bin/unzip” could not handle archive”. This is my YAML file. I intend to extract the files to the bin directory. it@mgt:~/kubelazy$ cat roles/unarchive-pkgs/tasks/main.yml—- name: unarchive kubernetes unarchive: src: bin/kubernetes-server-linux-amd64.tar.gz dest: "bin/" Running which unzip … Read more
Building Ansible Execution Environment Images The construction of Ansible’s execution environment is essentially the construction of a container image, with Ansible providing a command <span>ansible-builder</span> to achieve standardized image building. <span>ansible-builder</span> will by default use the <span>execution-environment.yaml</span> or <span>execution-environment.yml</span> in the current directory as the execution environment definition file (which is the <span>Containerfile</span> or <span>Dockerfile</span>). … Read more
1. Core Elements of a Playbook: hosts List of remote hosts to execute on tasks Set of tasks variables Built-in or custom variables called in the playbook templates Files that can replace variables in template files and implement some simple logic handlers Used in conjunction with notify, triggered by specific conditions, executed if conditions are … Read more
This literature is from IMEC, published in 2022, focusing on the impact of BSPDN on the study of PPAT.The front end (FEOL) is an active driver of chip power/performance/area (PPA). As scaling approaches the physical limits of semiconductor devices, the back end (BEOL)/middle end (MEOL)/packaging becomes increasingly important for PPA improvements in chips/systems. At 2nm … Read more