Very Interesting Book

Tom Jenkins · Sep 25, 2018

This new text has a lot of info. We get a lot of newbies here. This is a great starting reference. And, it's free.

http://go.pardot.com/l/548202/2018-...2xYA8oRuFKalNb0IIKo5xNicTEat1w&_hsmi=66177565

scott.lawrence · Sep 25, 2018

I always recommend this one as well, also free

http://engineeronadisk.com/V2/book_PLC/engineeronadisk.html

ckaffer85 · Sep 25, 2018

Downloaded...always good to have reference material!

Thanks for sharing.

cardosocea · Sep 25, 2018

While we're on this subject, this is pretty comprehensive to get some principles:

https://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/socratic/sinst/book/liii.pdf

gclshortt · Sep 25, 2018

Thanks for the information.

Mara · Sep 25, 2018

Thank you guys for sharing these

HawkME · Sep 25, 2018

The Contact and Coil website helped me when I was starting to learn. There are a few tutorials as well as the common ladder logic patterns that are a good reference. Also, a good blog.

http://www.contactandcoil.com/

geniusintraining · Sep 25, 2018

Thanks guys, I will be sure and pass these on!

And for anyone that has not see this one, its great for a newbie https://www.plcfiddle.com/#

danw · Sep 26, 2018

An Instrumentation Book

Tony Kuphaldt's Lessons in Instrumentation is a bargain - V2.3 is 3300 pages of text book level instruction in electricity, electronics as a background for process and discrete instrumentation, the primary focus of the book.

The pdf version can still be downloaded for free. The print version appears to be 3 separate volumes, at textbook pricing levels.

download link:
https://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/socratic/sinst/book/liii.pdf

Mr. Kuphaldt brings extensive field experience to his book.

Highly recommended.

Tom Jenkins · Sep 26, 2018

geniusintraining said:
Thanks guys, I will be sure and pass these on!

And for anyone that has not see this one, its great for a newbie https://www.plcfiddle.com/#

Very neat site!

geniusintraining · Sep 26, 2018

I agree, its a member here... they are very a good website programer and I think they may want to go that route and forget PLC's, I would not even know where to start

I tried to find the thread but could not, maybe Gary knows what thread it was

NetNathan · Sep 26, 2018

Great info...

Wasan · Sep 26, 2018

Thank you for sharing great info.

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