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This presentation by Özgür Uygun focuses on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), highlighting their role in industrial automation, programming techniques such as Ladder Logic and Functional Block Diagram, and their advantages in various applications. PLCs enhance efficiency and safety in industries by automating processes and providing real-time control. The presentation also discusses the importance of simulation and testing in PLC programming and future trends like IoT and AI integration.

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This presentation by Özgür Uygun focuses on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), highlighting their role in industrial automation, programming techniques such as Ladder Logic and Functional Block Diagram, and their advantages in various applications. PLCs enhance efficiency and safety in industries by automating processes and providing real-time control. The presentation also discusses the importance of simulation and testing in PLC programming and future trends like IoT and AI integration.

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Slide 1 - Title Slide

• Good morning everyone


• My name is Özgür Uygun, and today I’ll be presenting on Programmable Logic Controllers
(PLCs) and their significance in industrial automation.
• Now I’ll explain what PLCs are, their role in automation, programming techniques like
Ladder Logic and Functional Block Diagram (FBD), their advantages, and real-world
applications.

1. What Are PLCs?

(Slide 2)
• Let’s start by defining what a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is.
• A PLC is a digital computer used to automate electromechanical processes in industries.
• It controls machinery, production lines, and lighting systems.
• The key role of PLCs is to manage inputs and outputs, making them ideal for complex
industrial tasks.
• Essentially, PLCs are the backbone of modern automation systems, increasing efficiency
and productivity.

2. PLC's Role in Industry

(Slide 3)
• Now, let's look at how PLCs are applied in various industries.
• Production lines: PLCs automate manufacturing processes, improving both speed and
accuracy.
• Automation systems: By controlling processes, PLCs significantly reduce human
intervention, making operations safer and more reliable.
• Water treatment plants: PLCs monitor and regulate the purification of water, guaranteeing
quality and efficiency.
• Energy management: PLCs help optimize energy consumption, leading to lower
operational costs.

3. Ladder Logic Fundamentals

(Slide 4)
• One of the most common PLC programming languages is Ladder Logic.
• Ladder Logic resembles electrical circuits, with its structure looking like a ladder.
• It uses contacts (representing inputs) and coils (representing outputs) to control digital I/O.
• Normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts are used to define input conditions,
while coils activate when conditions are met.
• This structure allows for simple yet effective control of industrial systems.
4. Functional Block Diagram (FBD) Basics

(Slide 5)
• Another programming method is Functional Block Diagram (FBD).
• FBD is more modular, representing functions with blocks that are linked by lines.
• Each block represents a function, such as AND, OR, or NOT, and it takes inputs to generate
outputs.
• The key advantage of FBD is its flexibility and suitability for complex systems, where you
can easily visualize and adjust logic flow.

5. Advantages of PLCs in Industrial Applications

(Slide 6)
PLCs offer many benefits in industrial applications:
• Flexibility: PLCs can be easily reprogrammed to accommodate changes in processes,
making them ideal for dynamic production lines.
• Reliability: They are built to endure tough industrial environments, including electrical
noise, temperature variations, and vibrations.
• Real-Time Control: PLCs provide immediate feedback and adjustments, which are crucial
for maintaining safety and efficiency.
• Easy Maintenance: With diagnostic tools and remote monitoring capabilities, PLCs
simplify troubleshooting and upkeep, minimizing downtime.

6. PLC Programming Techniques Overview

(Slide 7)
• To wrap up the basics, let’s take a quick overview of PLC programming techniques.
• PLCs are essential for industrial automation.
• Two of the most common programming languages are Ladder Logic and FBD.
• Real-world examples show how PLCs control machinery and processes effectively.
• Additionally, knowing troubleshooting methods is crucial for keeping operations smooth
and avoiding costly downtime.

7. Simulation and Testing in PLC Programming

(Slide 8)
• Now, let’s discuss the importance of simulation and testing in PLC programming.
• Simulation software like TIA Portal and Studio 5000 allows for testing programs before
deploying them on physical hardware, helping detect issues early on.
• Real-time testing on actual PLC hardware confirms that the system will behave as expected
in a live environment.
• Virtual test environments help replicate processes without risking physical equipment,
reducing downtime and damage.
8. Conclusion and Future Trends in PLC Technology

(Slide 9)
• In conclusion, PLCs are critical components in modern industrial automation, offering
flexibility, reliability, and real-time control.
• Their adaptability makes them essential in industries ranging from manufacturing to water
treatment and energy management.
• Looking ahead, emerging trends such as IoT, AI, and data analytics will integrate with PLCs
to create smarter and more efficient automation systems.
• Simulation and testing will remain key factors in maintaining the reliability of PLC systems.

9. Q&A and Closing

(Slide 11)
• Thank you all for your attention!
• Feel free to ask any questions.

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