Plc Programming Tia Portal (2025)
 

After completing this course you will be able to create your own PLC program from start to end
What you'll learn
Write your own PLC program independently from start to end
Foundations of ladder logic and programming in Siemens environment
You will learn what are digital and analog signals and how they interconnect to transmitters, PLCs and how to use them in real life
You will learn what is it like to create a program from scratch (hardware+software design)
You will be able to choose the right equipment, connect sensors to PLC and program it
Requirements
No prior experience and/or knowledge is needed for this course
additional (advanced) lectures for those who want to learn more
Description
No prior knowledge needed No software needed if you just want to watch and listen to what I do. You will still gain some knowledge from this course.But If you really want to get the best out of this comprehensive course you might want to download free software from Siemens website and follow my steps. That way you will absorb about 70-80% of what I teach.If you want to go even further then complete the tasks that I will give you. These tasks are variation of tasks that I will cover in this course. I guarantee that you will be able to start programming PLCs independently after completing this course.You will learn the basics of instrumentation such as transmitters and the difference between voltage and current signalyou will be introduced to ladder logic programming language where we will go through all the important functionsyou will be familiarised with the Siemens PLC hardware and Digital input and output cards, as well as Analog input and output cards and which one to choosewe will create several real life example codes step by stepeverything that we create together will be simulated with PLCSIMyou will differentiate between data types and how and when to use themcourse will also include some tips and tricks for intermediate students such as common rules and styles to programming PLCs, what to avoid, and how to structure your codecourse will also add tips on how to choose PLC for your specific project to optimise costs and performance
Who this course is for
Anyone who wants to learn how to program PLCs
Good for students and junior engineers to get them off to a good start in their future career
Electricians, Technicians and other professions who want to take their careers to a next level and earn more
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