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    This document outlines the course details for the Basic Programmable Logic Controller course. The course introduces students to the fundamental principles of PLCs, including input/output components, memory addressing, and ladder logic programming. Students will learn about PLC hardware configuration, system wiring, programming software, and how to construct control programs for specific tasks. Assessment includes quizzes, lab reports, and two tests. The course aims to equip students with the ability to explain PLC operation, identify hardware/software configurations, and troubleshoot PLC programming implementations.

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    This document outlines the course details for the Basic Programmable Logic Controller course. The course introduces students to the fundamental principles of PLCs, including input/output components, memory addressing, and ladder logic programming. Students will learn about PLC hardware configuration, system wiring, programming software, and how to construct control programs for specific tasks. Assessment includes quizzes, lab reports, and two tests. The course aims to equip students with the ability to explain PLC operation, identify hardware/software configurations, and troubleshoot PLC programming implementations.

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    This document outlines the course details for the Basic Programmable Logic Controller course. The course introduces students to the fundamental principles of PLCs, including input/output components, memory addressing, and ladder logic programming. Students will learn about PLC hardware configuration, system wiring, programming software, and how to construct control programs for specific tasks. Assessment includes quizzes, lab reports, and two tests. The course aims to equip students with the ability to explain PLC operation, identify hardware/software configurations, and troubleshoot PLC programming implementations.

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    This document outlines the course details for the Basic Programmable Logic Controller course. The course introduces students to the fundamental principles of PLCs, including input/output components, memory addressing, and ladder logic programming. Students will learn about PLC hardware configuration, system wiring, programming software, and how to construct control programs for specific tasks. Assessment includes quizzes, lab reports, and two tests. The course aims to equip students with the ability to explain PLC operation, identify hardware/software configurations, and troubleshoot PLC programming implementations.

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    Faculty of Electrical & Electronics Engineering BEE2931

    UniversitiMalaysia Pahang 15.02.2013

    Course Name : Basic Programmable Logic Controller


    Course Code : BEE2931
    Pre Requisite : -
    Course Type : Core Program
    Semester Offered : BEE – Year 2 Semester 1
    : BEP – Year 2 Semester 1
    : BEC – Year 2 Semester 1

    Credit Hour : 1
    Lecture Hours : -
    Tutorial Hours : -
    Lab Hours : 2

    Synopsis This course covered the fundamental of Programmable Logic


    Controller (PLC) including input and output component, memory
    address, wiring diagram, troubleshooting and design of ladder
    diagram.

    Course Outcomes At the end of this course, students should be able to:

    CO1: Explain the principle, operation and function of PLC.


    CO2: Identify PLC hardware and software configuration.
    CO3: Construct control operation system for specific task using
    PLC.
    CO4: Trace the problems in PLC programming implementation.

    CO/PO Mapping
    PO 01

    PO 02

    PO 03

    PO 04

    PO 05

    PO 06

    PO 07

    PO 08

    PO 09

    PO 10

    PO 11

    CO 01 X PO 12

    CO 02 X
    CO 03 X
    CO 04 X

    Syllabus

    1.0 Introduction to Programmable Logic Control (1 hours)

    1.1 Principle of control system


    1.2 Background and development of PLC
    1.2.1 Advantage and disadvantage
    1.2.2 Type of PLC
    1.2.3 PLC operation
    1.2.4 Application of PLC
    (BT Level 1: Remembering)

    2.0 PLC hardware configuration (2 hours)


    2.1 Power supply unit

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    UniversitiMalaysia Pahang 15.02.2013

    2.2 CPU Module


    2.3 Input and output units
    2.3.1 Digital input/output
    2.3.2 Analog input/output
    2.4 Point Addressing
    2.5 Expanded PLC System
    2.6 Power Consumptions
    (BT Level 3: Applying)

    3.0 PLC system wiring and connection(1 hours)


    3.1 PLC safety protection devices
    3.2 Power supply unit wiring
    3.3 I/O Unit Wiring
    3.3.1 External relay
    3.3.2 Discrete Input/ Output
    (BT Level 3: Applying)

    4.0 PLC programming software (1 hours)


    4.1 Introduction to Programming Software
    4.1.1 Menu Overview
    4.1.2 Symbol representation
    4.1.3 Relay to ladder diagram
    4.1.4 Logic gate to ladder diagram
    4.2 Hardware and software integration
    4.2.1 Offline environment
    4.2.2 Online environment
    (BT Level 3: Applying)

    5.0 Basic Programming application (4 hours)


    5.1 AND and OR application
    5.2 Holding circuit
    5.2.1 Internal relay
    5.2.2 KEEP
    5.2.3 SET AND RESET
    5.3 TIMER and COUNTER
    (BT Level 3: Applying)

    6.0 Intermediate Programming application (5 hours)


    6.1 DIFFERENTIAL UP/DIFFERENTIAL DOWN (DIFU/DIFD)
    6.2 SHIFT REGISTER
    6.3 MOVE AND COMPARE
    6.4 INTERLOCKING
    (BT Level 3: Applying)

    References 1. Jon Stenerson “Industrial Automation and Process


    Control”,Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall,2003
    2. John R Hackworth & Frederick D Hackworth,Jr
    “Programmable Logic Controller:Programming Method and
    Application”,Upper Saddle River,NJ:Prentice Hall,2004
    3. OMRON “Sysmac CQM1H Series Operation Manual”,Revised
    August 2005
    4. Frank D. Petruzella, “Programmable Logic Controllers”, 3rd
    Edition, Mc-Graw Hill, 2005.
    5. Omron, “Programming Manual”, Revised December 2003, Omron
    Corporation, 2003.

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    Faculty of Electrical & Electronics Engineering BEE2931
    UniversitiMalaysia Pahang 15.02.2013

    Assessment Quizzes 10%


    Lab Report 10%
    Test 1 40%
    Test 2 40%
    Total 100%

    Teaching Approach Theoretical Briefing, Group Exercise, Design Applications


    Course Homepage http://notes.ump.edu.my/fkee/BEE1941

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