Materials related to PLCs and mechanical and electrical automation control
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My younger brother is working in the mechanical and electrical industry; he’s just starting out... I’m trying to find relevant materials for him to study*, the more basic the better. All the materials from his school are gone... But I majored in engineering processes – can I help? Please help those who are eager to learn*: lol If you have any materials related to engineering processes, please tell me..: lol I forgot to thank those who helped; I’ll come back and write it again...:loveliness: This post was last edited by dengzhai77 on 2009-3-2 at 11:48.]
Let him come to the forum to communicate directly; it’s beneficial to take a closer look. There are still differences in the knowledge that is passed on.
Very good advice, thank you. But for beginners, wouldn’t it be better to have some recommendations as well?:lol Could someone please share it again? 37113023@QQ.com
It’s somewhat similar to the path I took; I recommend that you read books on this subject and apply what you learn in practice: 1. Analog electronics, digital electronics, and basic circuit theory; 2. Signals and systems, microcontrollers, and C language. These are the fundamental basics. There’s also Protel, as well as PLC, automatic control theory, process control, etc. I can’t upload them right now, but there are many teaching materials for these books available online. I’ll recommend two of them: Analog electronics – http://www.eshuba.com/soft/9427.htm; Digital electronics – http://www.elecfans.com/soft/softdown.asp?softid=7104
Thank you again for your generous help. I work in the manufacturing industry; it was my brother who asked for it.:handshake