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1. Siemens S7-200/300/400 PLC Training

S7-200 PLC

  • Overview of S7-200 PLC: Introduction to the PLC family, its components, and its applications.
  • Hardware and Wiring: Understanding CPU, I/O modules, power supply, and communication modules.
  • Programming Software: Use of Step 7 MicroWin for S7-200 programming.
  • Programming Languages: Ladder Diagram (LD), Function Block Diagram (FBD), and Statement List (STL).
  • I/O Operation: Handling inputs/outputs and understanding the internal memory of S7-200.
  • Advanced Instructions: Timer, counter, and data handling instructions.
  • Communication: Basic communication protocols like MPI (Multi-Point Interface) and ASCII.
  • Troubleshooting: Error codes, debugging and system diagnostics.

S7-300 PLC

  • Overview of S7-300 PLC: Its modular structure, system configuration, and suitability for large-scale automation projects.
  • Hardware Setup: Detailed look into CPU, power supply, signal modules, communication processors, and racks.
  • Programming Environment: Use of Step 7 Professional and TIA Portal for S7-300 PLC programming.
  • Basic Programming: Ladder Logic (LAD), Function Block Diagram (FBD), Structured Text (ST), and S7-SCL (Structured Control Language).
  • PLC Networking: Using Profibus or Profinet communication protocols.
  • Data Handling: How to use memory areas, blocks, and DB (data blocks) in advanced programming.
  • Diagnostics and Maintenance: Step-by-step methods for troubleshooting and maintenance of S7-300.

S7-400 PLC

  • Advanced PLC Features: Designed for complex, large-scale systems with redundant CPU options for high availability.
  • Hardware and Modules: A deep dive into CPUs, power supplies, input/output modules, communication modules, and fault-tolerant systems.
  • Programming and Integration: Advanced programming using TIA Portal and integration with SCADA systems.
  • Redundancy and Fail-Safe Operation: Techniques for designing fault-tolerant automation systems.
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2. Frequency Inverter Training Materials

Introduction to Frequency Inverters

  • Definition and Purpose: Overview of the working principle of variable frequency drives (VFDs) and their role in controlling motor speed.
  • Types of Frequency Inverters: Single-phase and three-phase inverters, scalar control, vector control, and closed-loop systems.
  • Components of a VFD: Understanding the rectifier, inverter, DC link, control circuit, and protection elements.

Installation and Wiring

  • VFD Installation: Mounting, cooling, and environmental considerations.
  • Wiring Connections: Proper wiring of power and control circuits for VFD operation.
  • Motor and Inverter Matching: How to select and connect the motor based on the inverter specifications.
  • Grounding and Safety: Proper grounding techniques for electrical safety.

Operation and Configuration

  • Basic Parameters Setup: How to configure parameters like acceleration time, deceleration time, speed limits, and motor protection settings.
  • Control Modes: Methods of controlling the drive (e.g., V/f control, sensorless vector control, or closed-loop vector control).
  • PID Control: Using the PID controller to maintain stable operation in closed-loop control systems.
  • Communication Protocols: Integrating VFDs with automation systems using communication protocols such as Modbus, Profibus, or Profinet.

Troubleshooting

  • Fault Diagnosis: Identifying common faults (e.g., overcurrent, overvoltage, under-voltage, and motor overload).
  • Inverter Fault Codes: Explanation of error codes and troubleshooting steps.
  • Maintenance: Regular check-ups, sensor calibration, and ensuring optimal performance.