It is 1 of 3 types of PLC's, It's a device that carries out
orders and can store a lot of information.
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Anything that can produce a discrete (1/0)or analog out put (4
to 20 ma) can be hooked to a plc, it is just a matter of
comunicating the information to the PLC and for this there are
several ways
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PLC stands for programmable logic controller. There are three
main areas of study involved with plc training 1) computers 2)
interface or I/O 3)programming. This website may give you more
information. http://thelearningpit.com/plc/plcs.html