Course Content

Introduction to PLC Programming

3m 49s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

How to do PLC Programming using Ladder Logic

15m 14s

Installation of RSLogix Micro Starter Lite

12m

Elements of RSLogix Micro Starter Lite

15m 33s

How to Programme and Run the Logic

19m 14s

PLC Programming of OR Logic Gate

8m 24s

PLC Programming of AND and NOT Logic Gate

12m 48s

PLC Programming of NAND,NOR and XOR Logic Gate

16m 28s

Ladder Logic of Push Button Latching

14m 16s

Ladder Logic of Interlock Circuit

21m 25s

Trick to Optimize Use of I-O in Ladder Logic

5m 33s

Ladder Programming of Motor Operation

13m 58s

Ladder Logic of Motor Forward Reverse Interlock Protection

20m 35s

How to Use Timer in Ladder Logic

17m 39s

On Delay Timer in Ladder Diagram

8m 39s

Off Delay Timer in Ladder Diagram

11m 16s

Retentive Timer in Ladder Diagram

12m 11s

Star to Delta Motor Starter in Ladder Logic

28m 2s

Counter-up with On Delay Timer Logic

9m 2s

Countdown with Reset Function in Ladder Logic

12m 31s

Up-Down Counter Logic with Application in Ladder Logic

9m

Decimal - BCD Conversions in Ladder Logic

15m 41s

Bit Shift Left and Right in Ladder Logic

14m 1s

Scale Parameters

20m 41s

Hacks for Ladder Logic

10m 11s

Water Tank Filling Control Logic

27m 57s

Chemical Mixing Process Logic

33m 11s

Traffic Light Signal Control Logic Part - 1

23m 41s

Traffic Light Signal Control Logic Part - 2

36m 46s

Elevator Control Logic

01h 9m 40s

Assignment of PLC Programming With Ladder Logic

3m 16s

Quiz : PLC Programming With Ladder Logic

11m

Interview Questions

7m 9s

Career Guideline

2m 42s

Math Operations in Logic

PLC Programming With Ladder Logic Comparators & Logic Gates

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Course Content

Introduction to PLC Programming

3m 49s

How to use LearnVern

3m 20s

How to do PLC Programming using Ladder Logic

15m 14s

Installation of RSLogix Micro Starter Lite

12m

Elements of RSLogix Micro Starter Lite

15m 33s

How to Programme and Run the Logic

19m 14s

PLC Programming of OR Logic Gate

8m 24s

PLC Programming of AND and NOT Logic Gate

12m 48s

PLC Programming of NAND,NOR and XOR Logic Gate

16m 28s

Ladder Logic of Push Button Latching

14m 16s

Ladder Logic of Interlock Circuit

21m 25s

Trick to Optimize Use of I-O in Ladder Logic

5m 33s

Ladder Programming of Motor Operation

13m 58s

Ladder Logic of Motor Forward Reverse Interlock Protection

20m 35s

How to Use Timer in Ladder Logic

17m 39s

On Delay Timer in Ladder Diagram

8m 39s

Off Delay Timer in Ladder Diagram

11m 16s

Retentive Timer in Ladder Diagram

12m 11s

Star to Delta Motor Starter in Ladder Logic

28m 2s

Counter-up with On Delay Timer Logic

9m 2s

Countdown with Reset Function in Ladder Logic

12m 31s

Up-Down Counter Logic with Application in Ladder Logic

9m

Decimal - BCD Conversions in Ladder Logic

15m 41s

Bit Shift Left and Right in Ladder Logic

14m 1s

Scale Parameters

20m 41s

Hacks for Ladder Logic

10m 11s

Water Tank Filling Control Logic

27m 57s

Chemical Mixing Process Logic

33m 11s

Traffic Light Signal Control Logic Part - 1

23m 41s

Traffic Light Signal Control Logic Part - 2

36m 46s

Elevator Control Logic

01h 9m 40s

Assignment of PLC Programming With Ladder Logic

3m 16s

Interview Questions

7m 9s

Career Guideline

2m 42s

FAQs

Even the most complex mathematical theories use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. As a result, learning them is one of the keys to improving one's comprehension of arithmetic, particularly algebra.

Add two numbers together.

Subtract one number from another number.
Multiply two numbers together.
Divide two numbers into one number each.
Subtract one number from another number and assign the result to a variable.

The number of times a number is multiplied by itself is referred to as an exponent. For instance, 2 to the third (written as 23) is 2 x 2 x 2 = 8. 2 × 3 = 6 is not the same as 23.

Truth tables are a way of showing the logical relationships between binary data, such as 0 or 1. In computer programming and other fields of software engineering, truth tables show the values of input variables for each possible output value. If the truth table is used to determine if a function meets its specification, it should be shown on a graph with one vertex for each combination of input and output values.

There are many ways to do a truth table for a binary operation in logic. One of the methods is by using two columns and one row in which the first column is "true" and the second column is "false". The third column contains all possible combinations between true and false. In this case, A AND B= True if A=True or B=False, False otherwise. And A OR B= True if A=False or B is True, False otherwise. A NOT B= True if A is False or B is True, False otherwise.

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