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On: March 10, 2025 Posted in Electrical Engineering Comments: 0 Views: 6

SIMAT-25 Control object simulator for PLCs – Scholarsquare

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Some time ago I started my adventure with PLC programming. To start with, I found that Siemens LOGO! was sufficient. Creating a program in FBD language is quite transparent but, as you know, the created program must somehow affect reality. It is a good idea to test the written programme on a workbench in order to identify and repair potential errors before the whole assembly is assembled in the final location. This involves simulating certain states to the controller at its inputs and visualising states at its outputs… <a href="https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/topic4107959.html?utm_source=social&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=rss">Read more</a></article>

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