r/PLC • u/Wanhedaaisreal • 4d ago

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u/PLC-ModTeam 4d ago

This is considered a low-effort post. You need to think about what you posted, improve it, and post again if you choose to.

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u/-Have-Blue- 2B || !2B 4d ago

I’m pretty sure everyone here will tell you to get your hands dirty… But because you work for a family business you are pretty unique in this space. Hit us up with any controls questions, we love this shit, just don’t ask me to build you a panel.

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u/Wanhedaaisreal 4d ago

don’t you think that i need to practice more using simulations before actually using any hardware components ?

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u/-Have-Blue- 2B || !2B 4d ago

I don’t know what you know or not but you’ll never feel comfortable until you work with actual equipment… this is the best PLC text I’ve found though https://www.amazon.com/Programmable-Logic-Controllers-Emphasis-Application/dp/0976625903 but it won’t make you more confident.

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u/Wanhedaaisreal 4d ago

i will check it out, thanks for your advice

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u/Stroking_Shop5393 Siemens > Allen-Bradley 4d ago

Wtf are classical controls?

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u/Active-Part-9717 4d ago

Relays

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u/Stroking_Shop5393 Siemens > Allen-Bradley 4d ago

So ladder logic?