GO-AHEADの書籍(Sequence Control with Arduino UNO and OpenPLC)
Sequence Control with Arduino UNO and OpenPLC Amazon Kindle版 |
The Arduino has been on the market for more than 10 years, which is quite a long history for this field. The Arduino UNO's CPU is the ATmega328P. There are various types of Arduino on the market, such as Arduino Micro, which has a smaller CPU (ATmega32U4) and smaller size compared to UNO, Arduino Mega, which has more memory and I/O compared to UNO, and Arduino Due, which has a high spec ARM core. In this book, for those who are introduced to OpenPLC, we will experiment with the OpenPLC simulator, with a breadboard using Arduino UNO, and we will build and experiment with an elevator. The Arduino UNO has 5 digital inputs, 4 digital outputs, 6 analog inputs and 3 analog outputs, so it is a bit limited, but you can easily learn sequence control. After using Arduino for the first time, I was able to build an elevator experimental device in about a week, so I can say that Arduino is one of the most suitable CPU boards as a first step to learn IoT. OpenPLC is free and relatively easy to use, but there is very little explanation and almost no information when you search for it. For this reason, this book is a good place to start learning sequence control with Arduino+OpenPLC. To see the lift in action, please visit the youtube video "Re: Arduino-openPLC version starting from age 50-elevator experiment".
2.Arduino UNO ・・・・・7 3.How to use the OpenPLC Editor ・・・・・35 4.Basic sequence circuits ・・・・・53
7. Construction and experiments of the Appendix (Elevator experimental apparatus design drawing) ・・・・・131 References ・・・・・133
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