Introduction

Very Important Note: Review Process

Section Intro

Ladder diagrams and SFC

Quiz

Basic Elements in SFCs

Basic Elements in SFCs - Continue

Number of States inside PLC

Section Summary

Reading Material

Definitions and Basics

SFC Standard Structure

Creating an SFC Standard Structure for a Simple Automation Process

Drawing SFC

SFC for Step Relay Circuit Example

SFC for Step Relay Circuit Practical Work

Designing and Simulating an SFC-Based Step Relay Circuit

Practical Work

Programming PLC Using Drawings - Coding No More Practice Test

Practice Test

Who We Are?

Course Project

Bonus Lecture

Bonus Lecture: Coupons, Gifts and More

<h2 id="d56c0b01-6258-46da-a358-1d0b10cb83ff" data-toc-id="d56c0b01-6258-46da-a358-1d0b10cb83ff">Requirements</h2><ul><li>Basic Knowledge in PLC</li><li>Basic Knowledge in Ladder Logic Diagram</li></ul><h2 id="a077d4ff-4b98-44f0-b6e3-e3bce1159544" data-toc-id="a077d4ff-4b98-44f0-b6e3-e3bce1159544">Description</h2>&gt;&gt;&gt; Stop writing long codes that waste your time and required skills and effort, Start Drawing your Code with Simple Shapes &lt;&lt;&lt;Why you should take this course?<ul><li>It will teach you how to draw your PLC codes instead of using traditional coding techniques.</li><li>Avoid copy and paste errors that require specific skills.</li><li>Learn to easily create complex drawings without needing to master PLC programming software.</li><li>Take control of your time by preparing different drawings for each project.</li><li>Be able to do the work yourself without having to call in a professional.</li><li>Spend less time trying to figure out the syntax of a code.</li></ul>This course is for anyone who wants to learn or has been wanting to learn programming PLC using drawings. 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Stop writing long codes that waste your time and required skills and effort, Start Drawing your Code with Simple Shapes

Programming PLC Using Drawings - Coding No More

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