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Programmable Controllers Using Allen-Bradley SLC500 and Control-Logix [Hardcover]

Robert Filer (Author), George Leinonen (Author)

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For two-semester, introductory and advanced courses in programmable controllers in departments of engineering, engineering technology, and science.

Written around Allen-Bradley's popular programmable controllers, this self-contained, state-of-the-art text teaches students how to write sophisticated programs on a real PLC—the PLC they are most likely to encounter in the industry. It contains a wealth of structured programming examples, and the up-to-date ControlLogix processor.

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The best way to learn about programmable controllers is to take a hands-on approach to writing control programs. This book walks readers through many examples and programs, covering the basics as well as the complexities of sequential and automatic control and the latest changes in programmable controller technology. Upon completion, readers will be able to write complex programs using state diagramming, zone control, subroutines, and sequential function charts.

The text has many features that help reinforce learning, including:

  • A historical overview.
  • Chapter outlines and objectives designed to point out important issues.
  • Numerous examples, photos, tables, and illustrations.
  • Exercises designed to test retention of key topics.
  • Appendices on Relay Logic, ControlLogix Status, and SLC 500 Series Status.
  • Answers to odd-numbered problems.

Instructors using the text for a course may want to obtain the Instructor's Manual (ISBN: 0-13-092393-1).

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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Really disappointing 4 May 2003
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
Just like reading the SLC 500 Instruction Set Reference available from Allen Bradley. Just added a few information about PLCs which by the way anyone can find in the internet for free. Don't waste your money on this book.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Disappointing 25 April 2003
By Andrew Clarke - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
For the expense involved in buying this book I was expecting a lot more. At best the book is a concise summary of a limited subset of SLC and Controllogix instructions. It does very little to enhance the documentation provided by Rockwell.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
It's a little better than AB documentation... 21 May 2004
By Alexander E. Paulsen - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
but not much.

At least it is all in one place. Other than that it's way over priced. It's like one of those SAMS "unleashed" books that are just a reprint of the mfg's documentation.

I could recommend it it if it was $35 bit not $140.

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