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Hi guys. Am I the only one that thinks that fuzzy logic can work. ~ okay... so that sounded worse than it actually is. Jeff - My problem is not what is asked. It is that too many of these academic projects are given without any know-how guidance.
We have no idea what the outcome of your project should be. It will be best if you spell it out for us... is it speed control? ...is it position control? ...is it just-get-it-moving-using-fuzzy-logic? You have an impressive board to play with there. Again it will be most helpful to see a schematic of what is connected where.... and what is actually relevant to the project. For homework - see if this helps for background: Share also with us what you know of the S7-1200 and what program languages (C / Java / Ladder / SCL / Ruby) do you know. It is important to establish from which base to work with. w |
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Thank you again. I can make the pulses with two timers but this serves fixed duty cycle. So how can I make it with adjustable one? please advice. I found the PLC trainer and the schematic for the motor and they are attached in this post. Regards.. Okod. AttachmentPLC. Trainer .pdf (312 Downloads) |
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the schematic for the motor.
AttachmentDC Motor Module.pdf (346 Downloads) |
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