PLC and SCADA Automation Training Course Overview

PLC and SCADA Automation Training Course Overview

PLC and SCADA Automation Training Course Overview

Our PLC and SCADA Automation Training is a comprehensive program spanning 12 in-depth modules. This course teaches participants the fundamentals to advanced concepts of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems. Key learning objectives include mastering PLC architecture, programming with Siemens S-7 controllers using TIA Portal, and effectively integrating PLCs with SCADA systems for real-world automation solutions. Hands-on exercises ensure a practical understanding of automation, essential for both engineering students and professionals in the electrical, electronics, and automation fields.

Join us to enhance your skills and apply Practical automation concepts in contemporary industrial settings!

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Prerequisites for PLC and SCADA Automation Training

To successfully undertake the PLC and SCADA Automation Training course, participants should have the following minimum required knowledge and skills:


  • Basic understanding of electrical circuits and digital electronics.
  • Familiarity with computer programming concepts.

Prior exposure to automation systems is beneficial but not mandatory. These foundational skills will help you grasp the advanced concepts and practical exercises covered in this comprehensive training program.


Target Audience for PLC and SCADA Automation Training

Introduction

The PLC and SCADA Automation Training course provides in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience on PLC and SCADA systems, targeting engineering students, recent graduates, and professionals in the automation field.


Job Roles and Audience

  • Engineering students specializing in automation


  • Recent graduates in Electrical or Electronics Engineering


  • Electrical Engineers


  • Electronics Engineers


  • Automation Engineers


  • Control Systems Engineers


  • Industrial Automation Technicians


  • Instrumentation Engineers


  • Process Control Engineers


  • Maintenance Engineers


  • Manufacturing Engineers


  • Systems Integrators


  • Production Engineers


  • SCADA System Operators


  • Automation Project Managers


  • Electrical Maintenance Technicians


  • Programmers with a focus on industrial automation


  • Technical Professionals in Process Industries (Oil & Gas, Power, Chemical)


  • Industrial IT Professionals


  • Research and Development Engineers in Automation.




Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this PLC and SCADA Automation Training?

1. Introduction:

The PLC and SCADA Automation Training course aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of PLC architecture, programming, and SCADA system integration, using hands-on exercises with Siemens S-7 controllers and TIA Portal.

2. Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the principles of automation and the role of PLCs and SCADA systems.
  • Learn the architecture and functionality of PLCs, focusing on Siemens S-7 controllers.
  • Develop proficiency in PLC programming using various languages.
  • Gain hands-on experience with TIA Portal for PLC programming and hardware configuration.
  • Explore the integration of PLCs with SCADA systems for effective monitoring and control.
  • Diagnose and troubleshoot common PLC and SCADA system faults.
  • Implement practical automation solutions using PLCs and SCADA.
  • Understand the processing of analog values and their integration into PLCs.
  • Establish communication connections using Modbus RTU and TCP with SCADA.
  • Apply practical examples to synthesize course concepts and review learnings.
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