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Automated chips and devices available for purchase today

2018-09-29View Original

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There are now many industrial automation chips used in daily life. For example, Amazon’s Alexa and Echo, as well as some of Google’s devices. Universal rescue version: What are the main differences between these and traditional PLCs? I remember that multi-port hubs from brands like NI or Keithley used to cost around a thousand yuan. Buying another set of LabVIEW is very expensive. It seems that small chips are much cheaper on Taobao now. By directly spelling out “echo”, can it be used in the field of automatic control? Then one can assemble a PLC system or something similar on their own. Which expert in this field has good teaching materials or templates? Thank you~~
Reply #22018-09-29
You’ve left me completely confused. The hardware configuration of a small PLC is actually quite simple, and the standard communication protocols are not difficult either; the issue lies in those things that aren’t visible
Reply #32018-09-30
Actually, the reason why the computing power of PLCs is so much weaker than that of CPUs in PCs is still something people use them for, because for industrial applications, stability comes first and foremost – stability, stability, stability.

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