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  • Troubleshooting GCAN PLC Pin Definition: Real-Life Example
    Have you ever encountered a situation where a seemingly small error in pin definition halted your GCAN PLC project? As a PLC engineer, I understand the frustration that comes with such issues. In this blog post, we'll walk through a real-life example of troubleshooting a pin definition error
  • What Are the Components of PLC
    PLC is a programmable logic controller. At present, it is mainly divided into two categories: integral PLC and extended PLC. Whether it is integral or extended, there are actually only a few components, including: 1. The central processing unit, usually called CPU, is the brain of the entire PLC
  • The More Communication Ports on the PLC, the Better?
    The more communication ports on the PLC, the better? This is indeed the case, the more the number and types of communication ports integrated in the device, the more flexible applications it can have. For example, we now have two PLCs, one has only one CAN port, the other has a CAN port
  • How to turn Raspberry Pi into PLC
    Raspberry Pi is a low-cost, credit-card-sized computer that can be used for a variety of purposes. Here are some examples of what you can do with Raspberry Pi:
  • Application Example - PWS Air/Water Heat Exchanger for Food and Beverage
    Most of the OEM equipment installed in the bakery called for air conditioners to cool the drives, PLCs and additional electronics. Most times ACs can be a convenient and effective method for cooling electronics, except when located in dusty, humid areas within the plant.
  • What is a Digital Quantity?
    Engineers who often use PLC are familiar with digital and analog IO, so what is digital? According to Wikipedia, digital quantities are a kind of physical quantities, and their changes are discontinuous in time and always occur in a series of discrete moments. It seems confusing, right? Let 's give
  • Process Analytical Technologies 101
    to collect? Will you need more than one type of measurement to determine, for example, whether product is dry enough or a reaction has gone to completion? Where will data reside after collecting it? Will they be stored on a standalone instrument or fed into a programmable logic controller (PLC)? Does
  • Bridging the Gap
    . "In biotech and API plants, some degree of parametric control does exist and is important to the process in some cases (for example, where stability depends on temperature), but most drug companies do not step beyond these basic concepts to control product quality directly. In most cases

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