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Modicon M580 is an advanced high-end controller and it is utilized in most industrial plants.
This is a type of controller that can be utilized regardless of the environment because it is really robust. It has Ethernet built into it and also its core is embedded with good cybersecurity features. This will allow us to design the automation architecture really easily. This is known as the advanced controller because it utilizes standard protocols and network technologies. We can also expand the system really easily due to its connectivity features several devices can be connected and removed.
The major advantage of PAC is that it has an open architecture and due to this several devices and networks can be connected and operated by utilizing this controller. Due to its cybersecurity features, the reliability will be really good too. We can utilize this device to control and monitor several devices in different networks.
M580 has good security features and also it has good features and all this will be useful to carry out several industrial processes in a quick manner with proper safety.
Complete the Schneider Electric m580 ePac course from ESDC. Secure your future in the event that you are wanting to do a Schneider Electric.
a.) A three and a half months full course which is known as Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Automation (PGDIA) which covers 7 brands of PLCs (SIEMENS, Allen Bradley, ABB, Schneider Electric, Omron, Delta, GE Fanuc), 5 SCADAs (Intouch, Factory Talkview, WinCC, Vijeo Citect and iFix), VFD, HMI, MCC Panel wiring and designing, PAC
(Programmable Automation Controller), P&FI and DCS (Distributed Control System)
b.) The next course is a two months course – Advanced Diploma in Industrial Automation (ADIA) with 6 PLCs, 3 SCADAs, VFD, HMI, MCC Panel, P&FI and DCS can also be included.
C.) The third is the One-month course Certified Automation Engineering (CAE) with 6 PLCs, 2 SCADAs, VFD, P&FI.
Yes of course. Being a mechanical engineer, most of the people say that industrial automation is related to electrical, instrumentation electronics field, but in reality, even mechanical domain sectors are also using automation for their manufacturing units, factories, piping plants as well as rig areas. Valves all are controlled by PLC only and plants can be monitored using SCADA.
An automation engineer with a mechanical background will always be an advantage for factory/manufacturing units. In most of the countries especially European and western countries, you can see that more mechanical engineers work in Industrial Automation field as there more factories/manufacturing units etc. We will cover from basics only so that irrelevant of the branch you completed you can choose automation as your career. Actually, automation is a combination of electrical, electronics, mechanical, hydraulics and instrumentation.
SMEC has over 21 years of experience in Marine and Industrial Automation. With field experienced service engineers as trainers, students or working professionals get a real time knowledge with applications in industrial automation. We have a syllabus which cover world class automation applications including IIOT also. So, after completing your course in ESDC India, you will be able to work in industrial automation field without any struggle as we cover almost all topics including installations, wiring, designing, troubleshooting, configuration etc which is essential to work even as a freelancer in industrial automation.
