Email this article PC STATION WITH INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION AND TRANNING UNDER APPLICATION ORIENTATION
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Received: 10/06/20 Revised: 29/08/20 Published: 31/08/20Authors
1. Do Thi Mai
, TNU - University of Information and Communication Technology2. Nguyen Thi Thanh Binh, Thai Nguyen University
3. Pham Thi Thuong, TNU - University of Information and Communication Technology
Abstract
In the field of control and automation, PC is the one of the devices presenting in the most of functional levels compared to all other automated devices. Because of its important role, understanding, researching and exploiting its funtions is a goal of trainning. This paper presents the effective and feasible applications of the PC platform in automation trainning. The actual implementation results include: Connecting PC to PPI (PC – PLC S7.200 – PPI); Connecting PC to MPI (PC – PLC S7.300 – MPI); Connecting PC to PROFIBUS (PC – PLC S7.300 – PROFIBUS: control systems with distributed factor); Connecting PC to PROFINET (PC – PLC S7.1200 – PROFINET: in SCADA systems). Industrial communication network allows PC communicate and execute its specific funtions through each application. Thereby affirming the role of PC in industrial communication and tranning under application orientation.
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