A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is a specialized computer that operates factory machines, power plants, and even theme parks. Unlike a regular PC, a PLC can handle tough environments to manage production lines or operate elevators. This article will discuss its operations and unique features.
Shreyas Sharma
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I'm a Freelance Content Writer & Editor, who completed his Electronics & Communication Engineering degree from Manipal Institute of Technology, Karnataka, India in 2013. I discovered my interest in technology by assisting a Robotics club un my college, initially as a volunteer and later as its Vice President As a volunteer, I participated in a Wireless RF Circuit project using HT12E/D where a bulb was controlled wirelessly. Later, during my final year, I implemented this using ZigBee modules. As a Vice President, I oversaw and coordinated various Robotics projects. This makes me well familiar with the technology and an enthusiast. I believe in utilizing my writing and editing abilities to make technology appreciable to a broader audience.
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