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Are there any classic textbooks on PLCs?

Reply #22009-04-13

There are many PLCs; which specific brand is it?

Reply #32009-04-13

Generally, the user manuals and application examples of larger companies, along with the software’s help files, can be used as teaching materials.

Reply #42009-04-13

Any PLC textbook available in a bookstore will do; reading one of them is sufficient, as they are all more or less the same. When working on it, one needs to refer to the sample programs and programming manuals provided by the PLC manufacturer. Getting started is not difficult, but creating good software requires some effort.

Reply #52009-04-13

There are already many PLC-related electronic materials from various manufacturers available on this forum; just do a search to see which ones are suitable for you

Reply #62009-04-13

Thank you. I’m a beginner; I didn’t realize there were so many e-books here

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