PLC Program memory calculation

Anup29

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While selecting a PLC , what is thumb rule for program memory calculation?,
Or
How do we select memory size for PLC?
 
+1 for @spaderkung

Particularly now that some of the PLC vendors are storing the documentation for the program, as well as the actual code, on the PLC. It is *VERY* handy, but it takes MUCH more room than the program!
 
A PLC will be designed to have enough memory for the programs likely to written for the amount of I/O it can support. So unless you know ahead of time that the program you plan to write will require an unusual amount of memory, any PLC that can handle your I/O will also be able to handle your program.
 

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