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Programmable Logic Controllers Principles and Applications
"Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are specialized digital computers used in industrial automation to control electromechanical processes. They operate through continuous input scanning, logic execution, and output updating, replacing hardwired relay logic with flexible software programs. PLCs form the operational backbone of modern manufacturing, energy production, and infrastructure systems. Evolution and Fundamentals of Programmable Logic Controllers The industrial automation landscape transformed fundamentally in the late 1960s with the invention of the programmable logic controller. Before PLCs, manufacturing floors relied entirely on..."
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