Taking "example-driven, hands-on operation" as the starting point, this book introduces in detail the basic knowledge, command rules and engineering examples of Siemens S7-1200/1500 PLC through 34 examples and the latest version of the Portal software.
From the application of S7-1200 PLC basic instructions to various data operations and practical engineering applications, from the basic configuration of KTP simplified touch screen, Siemens automation simulation to the use examples of arrays and Struct structures, from the application of functions and function blocks, SCL and its comprehensive application to analog input/output and PID control, high-speed pulse output and motion control, all aspects are explained in detail.
Finally, starting from the construction of a complete large and medium-sized S7-1500 PLC operating system, the hardware configuration, communication and process instruction programming of large and medium-sized PLCs are introduced.
This book combines theory and practice into one, so that you can apply what you have learned. It is not only suitable for reading by technicians engaged in automation, intelligent manufacturing, and industrial robots, but can also be used as a teaching material for related majors in vocational schools.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! It is a very good textbook for those who learn Siemens S7-1200/1500 PLC programming. The examples in the book are abundant and the explanations are detailed, so you can learn by following them. I particularly like the way it combines theory and practice, so that people can use it after learning it. However, I kind of hate the complicated mathematical operations in the book, but overall it's highly recommended.
This book is very practical! It is a very good textbook for those who learn Siemens S7-1200/1500 PLC programming. The examples in the book are abundant and the explanations are detailed, so you can learn by following them. I particularly like the way it combines theory and practice, so that people can use it after learning it. However, I kind of hate the complicated mathematical operations in the book, but overall it's highly recommended.