Programmable Logic Controller

A specialised digital computer called a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is employed in industrial automation and control systems. It is made to manage different operations and equipment in manufacturing and industrial settings. PLCs take data from sensors as input, process it using preprogrammed logic, and then transmit output signals to actuators, motors, and valves. They provide flexibility and real-time control, enabling smooth changes to process variables and sequences. PLCs are responsive to changing production requirements because they are simple to programme and reprogramme. They are essential to maximising output, enhancing efficiency, and guaranteeing the safe and dependable running of intricate industrial systems.