The Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) Training enables participants to understand industrial automation systems, recognize PLC hardware, and develop essential programming skills. Through this training, learners gain competence in fault detection, system optimization, and creating control scenarios used in production lines. Designed for technicians and engineers, the program provides practical, field-oriented experience that supports professional growth in automation and industrial control.
This training is designed for professional development purposes, and the certificate obtained does not substitute the MYK qualification certificate in programs where such certification is mandatory.
What is a PLC? Basic Concepts
Definition, history, and application areas of PLCs; the role of PLCs in industrial automation.
PLC Hardware and Input/Output (I/O) Units
CPU, power supply, digital and analog I/O modules; sensor, relay, and actuator connections.
PLC Software and Programming Fundamentals
Writing programs using ladder diagrams; basic logic commands such as AND, OR, NOT, Set, and Reset.
Timers and Counters
Start/stop delay applications; process tracking using counters.
Conditional Statements and Loop Commands
Decision-making structures (IF, ELSE), loops, and nested logic control.
Motor and Relay Control Applications with PLC
Star-delta motor control circuits and integration of relay-based systems with PLCs.
Analog Signal Processing and HMI Integration
Reading temperature and pressure via analog I/O; creating user interfaces with HMI panels.
Debugging, Testing, and Simulation Applications
Using PLC simulation software for testing, fault detection, and program optimization.
Industrial Application Project
Solving a real-world automation problem; project development and presentation.
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The program is offered as a corporate package for institutions and companies, and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be customized according to the corporate participant profile and organizational needs. Through mutual discussions, the scope and delivery method (Face-to-Face or Online) are determined, and all related processes are completed. Once an agreement is reached, the venue, as well as suitable dates and times for both your institution’s participants and our instructors, are finalized.