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Hi all,
Maybe this is a weird question, but what exactly IS a PLC, that is to say, what differences a PLC from any other piece of equipment that handles logic.
In the motion control world you've got CNC and servo controllers. I would not like to specify exactly what a CNC is, but if it does not have g-code, then it ain't.
If we just take the name "Programmable Logic Controller" then it's most things silicon based. If we say we are going to build a PLC then what are we doing?
By the way, any replies to my last post on design?
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Simon Martin
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Maybe this is a weird question, but what exactly IS a PLC, that is to say, what differences a PLC from any other piece of equipment that handles logic.
In the motion control world you've got CNC and servo controllers. I would not like to specify exactly what a CNC is, but if it does not have g-code, then it ain't.
If we just take the name "Programmable Logic Controller" then it's most things silicon based. If we say we are going to build a PLC then what are we doing?
By the way, any replies to my last post on design?
Debian GNU User
Simon Martin
Project Manager
Isys
mailto: [email protected]
There is a chasm of carbon and silicon the software cannot bridge
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