PLC Programming Course in chennai

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PLC Programming – Siemens & Allen-Bradley Course in Chennai

Master industrial automation, PLC programming, machine control, and factory automation with Edubrights’ PLC Programming – Siemens & Allen-Bradley training in Chennai. This course is designed for students, freshers, electrical engineers, electronics engineers, automation engineers, instrumentation professionals, maintenance engineers, and working professionals who want to build expertise in industrial PLC systems and automation technologies.

Gain hands-on experience with Siemens PLCs, Allen-Bradley PLCs, ladder logic programming, HMI integration, industrial communication protocols, troubleshooting, and real-world automation projects through practical industry use cases.

Key Highlights:

✅ Real-Time Industrial Automation Projects & Manufacturing Use Cases

✅ Live Instructor-Led Training by Experienced PLC & Industrial Automation Experts

✅ Hands-On Practice with Siemens & Allen-Bradley PLC Systems

✅ PLC Fundamentals & Industrial Automation Concepts

✅ Ladder Logic Programming & PLC Instruction Set

✅ Siemens TIA Portal & Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 Programming

✅ Digital & Analog Input/Output Configuration

✅ Timers, Counters, Memory Functions & Program Control

✅ HMI Development, SCADA Integration & Process Visualization

✅ Industrial Communication Protocols (Modbus, Ethernet/IP & Profinet)

✅ PLC Troubleshooting, Diagnostics & Maintenance Best Practices

✅ Integration with Sensors, Actuators, VFDs & Industrial Control Systems

✅ Resume Building, Portfolio Development & Mock Interview Preparation

✅ Career Guidance, Placement Assistance & Certification Support

✅ Flexible Online, Classroom & Weekend Training Options

✅ Corporate Training for Manufacturing, Automation & Industrial Engineering Teams

Build practical PLC programming expertise, automate industrial processes, improve manufacturing efficiency, and become industry-ready for careers in Industrial Automation, PLC Programming, Control Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Automation, and Electrical Engineering.

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Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to PLCs and Industrial Automation

PLC history, architecture, and role in industrial automation
PLC components: CPU, I/O modules, power supply, and communication
PLC scan cycle: input scan, program execution, and output update
Overview of Siemens S7 series and Allen-Bradley ControlLogix platforms

Module 2: Ladder Logic Programming Fundamentals

Ladder diagram structure: rungs, contacts, and coils
Basic instructions: examine if closed (XIC), examine if open (XIO), and output energise (OTE)
Latching instructions: latch (OTL) and unlatch (OTU) coils
Timers: on-delay (TON), off-delay (TOF), and retentive timer (RTO)

Module 3: Counters, Comparators, and Math Instructions

Count up (CTU), count down (CTD), and count up/down (CTUD) instructions
Comparison instructions: equal, not equal, greater than, and less than
Math instructions: add, subtract, multiply, divide, and modulo
Move and conversion instructions for data manipulation

Module 4: Siemens TIA Portal – S7-1200/1500 Programming

TIA Portal interface: project tree, hardware configuration, and program editor
Siemens PLC memory areas: I, Q, M, DB, and timer/counter operands
Function Blocks (FB), Functions (FC), and Data Blocks (DB) in TIA Portal
HMI integration with WinCC Basic in TIA Portal

Module 5: Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 – ControlLogix Programming

Studio 5000 Logix Designer interface and project structure
Allen-Bradley tag-based addressing and UDT creation
Add-On Instructions (AOI) for modular code design
RSLinx and EtherNet/IP network configuration basics

Module 6: Function Block Diagram and Structured Text

Function Block Diagram (FBD): blocks, connections, and signal flow
Structured Text (ST): variables, expressions, and control structures
Sequential Function Chart (SFC): steps, transitions, and actions
Choosing the right IEC 61131-3 language for different applications

Module 7: PLC Communication and SCADA Integration

Industrial communication protocols: Profibus, Profinet, and EtherNet/IP
Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP configuration
OPC-UA server setup for SCADA and MES connectivity
Introduction to SCADA systems: Wonderware and WinCC overview

Module 8: Capstone Project and Assessment

Conveyor belt automation project: Siemens TIA Portal implementation
Batch process control project: Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 implementation
HMI screen design and PLC-HMI communication testing
Final assessment and course certification

Receive Training From Our Skilled and Effective Trainers

Experience in the Industry Gain expertise from certified automation engineers who have programmed Siemens S7 and Allen-Bradley ControlLogix PLCs for manufacturing lines, process plants, water treatment facilities, and packaging automation projects.

Backgrounds at the Top Our PLC Programming trainers have delivered industrial automation projects at FMCG manufacturers, chemical plants, automotive assembly lines, and infrastructure facilities using both Siemens and Rockwell Automation platforms.

Clear & Effective Teaching PLC architecture, ladder logic, timers, counters, TIA Portal, Studio 5000, FBD, Structured Text, and SCADA integration are taught with industrial process examples and hands-on programming exercises.

Hands-On Learning Focus Students write complete PLC programs for conveyor, batch, and process control scenarios using Siemens TIA Portal and Allen-Bradley Studio 5000 simulation environments.

Up-to-Date Knowledge Trainers stay current with the latest Siemens TIA Portal versions, Rockwell Studio 5000 releases, IEC 61131-3 programming standards, and Industry 4.0 integration with OPC-UA and cloud connectivity.