Title: Module Overview 4
Course: Open EIC225 Programmable Controllers > Section: MODULE 4: Basics of PLC Programming & Developing PLC Wiring Diagrams and Ladder Logic Programs

Module Overview | Module Learning Objectives
How to Approach this Module

1. In order to achieve those learning objectives to the right, you will have to take action! For this module, you should:
2. First read, watch or listen to the mini-lectures
3. Next Read the chapters assigned for this mod
4. Participate in the "The Production Line"  and the "Safety Minute" discussion forum as outlined within the forum
5. Complete the Checking Your Knowledge and any other assignments
6. Finally take the quiz for this mod.
By the end of this module, in addition to being able to navigate Canvas and meeting your classmates, you will be able to:

Chapter 5 Basics of PLC Programming

- 5.1 Define and identify the functions of a PLC memory map
- 5.2 Describe input and output image table files and types of data files
- 5.3 Describe the PLC program scan sequence
- 5.4 Understand how ladder diagram language, Boolean language, and function chart programming language are used to communicate information to the PLC
- 5.5 Define and identify the function of internal relay instructions
- 5.6 Identify the common operating modes found in PLCs
- 5.7 Write and enter ladder logic programs

Chapter 6 Developing Fundamental PLC Wiring Diagrams and Ladder Logic Programs

- Identify the functions of electromagnetic control relays, contactors, and motor starters
- Identify switches commonly found in PLC installations
- Explain the operaton of sensors commonly found in PLC installations
- Explain the operation of output control devices commonly found in PLC installations
- Describe the operation of an electromagnetic latching relay and the PLC-programmed LATCH/UNLATCH instruction
- Compare sequential and combination control processes
- Convert fundamental relay ladder diagrams to PLC ladder logic programs
- Write PLC programs directly from a narrative description