Title: Design and Implementation: The Key Role of Siemens PLC in Modern Manufacturing Hello everyone, I am Lao Xie. Today, let’s talk about the application of Siemens PLC in modern manufacturing. Whether you are a newbie just starting out or an experienced professional looking to deepen your understanding of PLCs, this article will provide you … Read more
Fundamentals of PLC: Secrets to Efficient Counter Usage Hello everyone, I am Xiao Qi. Today, I want to talk to you about counters in PLCs. Speaking of counters, they are like scoreboards in our daily life, such as in basketball games. However, counters in PLCs are much more powerful; they can count up, count down, … Read more
1. Importance of Data Types In PLC programming, data types are like the foundation of a building, determining how data is stored, its range of values, and the rules for operations. Only by accurately grasping data types can we ensure precise data storage, efficient transmission, and correct calculations, thus ensuring the stable operation of the … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Fan Hua. Today, let’s talk about the common mistakes in PLC programming that often trouble beginners. Whether you are a newbie just starting out, or an experienced practitioner, this article will surely provide you with some insights. After all, on the road of automation, who hasn’t stepped into a few pitfalls? … Read more
Introduction This article is part of a series that includes “What is PLC?” and “Working Modes, Execution Operations, and Principles of Mitsubishi PLC” (click the blue text to view previous articles). Together, these three articles explain the basic knowledge of PLC. This article mainly discusses the classification of PLC, expansion options, programming languages, and performance … Read more
1 PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) application techniques can help improve system reliability, efficiency, and ease of maintenance. Here are some PLC application techniques: Optimize Input/Output Design: Minimize unnecessary input/output points to reduce system complexity and cost. For critical input/output points, use redundant design to improve system reliability. Use appropriate isolation techniques, such as optical isolation, … Read more
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Apache HttpClient – The Java Network Request Courier Hello everyone, I am Niu Ge, transitioning from testing to Java! Today, we are going to talk about the “courier” in Java – Apache HttpClient. I still remember the first project I took on after transitioning, which required calling several external APIs. At that time, I was … Read more
Hello everyone, I amAms, Today I will talk about theTCP/IPThree-Way Handshake and Four-Way Teardown Process Analysis A virtual connection is established through a three-way handshake. 1. (Client) > [SYN] > (Server)IfClientandServerare communicating. WhenClientwants to communicate withServer,Clientfirst sends aSYN (Synchronize)marked packet toServerto request a connection.Note: A SYNpacket is a TCP packet with only the SYN flag … Read more
11.7 Modbus TCP Programming and Experimentation This course does not support sensors that use the Modbus TCP protocol, so we will write two programs: â‘ modbus_server_tcp.c: Simulate a Modbus TCP sensor â‘¡ modbus_client_tcp.c: Operate the sensor The program structure is shown in the figure below: No special connections are required on the hardware. The source … Read more