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A PLC is a programmable logic computer, used in process control and various other industrial applications.
A PC is your standard personal computer or Desktop
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What is the difference between the DN and EN outputs of a timer or counter in a PLC?
PLC differences between timer and counter
What is the difference between ltd to plc?
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What is the difference between PLC and microprocessor?
It's nothing but the SAME
What are the difference between siemens s5 and s7 plc?
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Difference between Ltd and Plc?
i think Ltd is private limited company and Plc is public limited company
What is the basic difference between DCS and PLC?
DCS is advanced version of PLC and DCS works in real time frame while PLC not. There is no monitoring devices in PLC like DCS.
What is the difference between product life cycle and BCG matrix?
Give me the comparism between bcg and plc
Difference between hot standby and cold standby in plc?
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What is the difference between plc based automation PC based automation?
A PC based automation uses a microprocessor with separately provided CPU, RAM, EPROM, ATD & DTA sensors, which are wired together to offer the desired end result. However, a PLC based automation uses a micro controller, which makes use of a single chip controller with inbuilt both analog & digital I/Os.
What makes PLC communicate with SCADA?
There are different communication protocols between PLC and the SCADA. Popular SCADA being PC based, most used communication protocol is ethernet/IP. The PLC tags are used to build the objects in SCADA so that Actions or states or status or parameters of PLC are displayed on SCADA.
What is the soft logic plc?
A Soft-Logic-Controller is a PC being used as a Programmable Logic Controller, or PLC.
Is there any difference between virtual PC and Microsoft virtual PC?
Nothing.
