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In the domain of industrial automation, legacy systems have long been the bedrock of operations. Though reliable in their tenure, are not without their technical limitations. As a seasoned automation engineer, I’m familiar with the intricate challenges these systems pose.
The choice between protocols in industrial communication can make all the difference. While OPC DA (Data Access) has served us well, the future belongs to OPC UA (Unified Architecture).
The OPC (OLE for Process Control) standards have played a pivotal role in enabling seamless communication between various devices and systems. Over time, advancements have been made to bolster the security and functionality of OPC communication.
I was onsite delivering CODESYS training the other day. A nice setup with an Industrial PC, Raspberry PI, a range of remote I/O from ODOT, and a number of sample CODESYS targets including Berghof PLC, CMZ Motion PLC, Linux IPC, Wago controller, Siemens IoT edgegate, etc!
One game-changing concept that has gained prominence in recent years is localised data processing. This revolutionary approach involves analysing and making critical decisions at the edge of the network, closer to the data source, rather than sending all data to a central server for processing.
Communication protocols in industrial automation are the vital arteries that keep manufacturing setups alive and thriving. CC-Link has been favored by industrial automation experts across the globe.
In the realm of industrial automation, the choice of programming language is often a topic of debate. One of our LinkedIn post reached a new height of debate while discussing CODESYS, which quite fairly was an enlightening discussion about the parallels between CODESYS and Android in the automation…
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As automation professionals strive to enhance their skills and stay ahead of the curve, understanding powerful platforms like CODESYS becomes crucial. RealPars’ video on “CODESYS Basics | What is CODESYS and Why is it Important?” explained the 101 guide to CODESYS perfectly.
Are you wondering if you fit in the CODESYS user criteria? In this blog, we will help you identify the CODESYS user criteria and how utilising CODESYS will impact your role.
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