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Yingwangxin Electronic co.Ltd, is a industrial automation supplier,which located in Shenzhen.The main products are automation controller electronic components like PLC, servo system motor and driver, inverter, circut breaker, sensor, touch screen and other electronic products. Brand are Siemens, Misubishi, Allen Bradley, Omron, yaskawa, ABB, pilz, Panasonic, schneider, festo, Delta, ifm, Beckhoff and so on. With nearly 10 years.

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Chapter 1

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    What Are Industrial Automation Products?

    Industrial automation products are machines, systems, and technologies that perform tasks that were previously done by humans. They can include: 
     
    • Programmable logic controllers (PLCs): A critical component of industrial automation 
       
    • Human-machine interfaces (HMIs): Devices that require human intervention to control and communicate the status of machines 
       
       
    • Sensors: Collect data for preventative maintenance 
       
    • Motor controls: Start, stop, protect, accelerate, decelerate, reverse, and control the speed of motors 
       
       
    • Communications devices, networks, and software: Used for industrial automation control products and systems 
       
       
    • Robots: Articulated robots have multiple joints and can move in a wide range of directions 
       
       
    • Drives: A product offered by Delta Electronics 
       
       
    • Motion control systems: A product offered by Delta Electronics 
       
    • Industrial control and communication: A product offered by Delta Electronics 
       
       
    • Power quality improvement: A product offered by Delta Electronics 
       
       
    • Meters: A product offered by Delta Electronics 
       
    Industrial automation can improve productivity, quality, and safety in manufacturing and other industrial applications. It can be used to:
    • Automate material handling
    • Package products
    • Assemble products
    • Control quality and inspection
    • Run a factory 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
    • Reduce production bottlenecks and downtime
    • Regulate inventory

    Chapter 2

    Working principle of PLC control system

    A PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) control system operates by continuously scanning input signals from sensors and devices, processing them based on a pre-programmed logic, and then activating corresponding output signals to control connected machinery, essentially making decisions and taking actions based on real-time input conditions according to a user-defined program; this process happens in a repeating cycle with distinct steps including input scan, program scan, output scan, and housekeeping functions. 

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      Chapter 3

      Working principle of HMI touch screen

      An HMI touchscreen works by detecting physical touch on the screen, converting that touch into digital coordinates, and then sending that information to a controller which translates it into commands to interact with the connected system, essentially acting as a visual interface for users to control and monitor a machine or process through a graphical display; this typically involves a touch sensor that detects the touch location, a controller to process the signal, and software to interpret the touch input and execute the corresponding action on the system. 

      Key points about HMI touchscreens:
      • Touch detection:

        The primary component is a touch sensor which can use various technologies like resistive, capacitive, or surface acoustic wave (SAW) to detect where a finger or stylus is touching the screen. 

         
      • Signal processing:

        When a touch is detected, the sensor sends signals to a controller which processes the information to determine the exact coordinates of the touch on the screen. 

         
      • Communication with system:

        The controller then sends this touch data to the connected system (like a PLC) through a communication protocol, allowing the system to react to the user’s input. 

         
      • Visual feedback:

        The HMI screen displays relevant information like process variables, status indicators, and graphics to the user, providing visual feedback on the system’s operation. 

      How it differs from a regular touchscreen:
      • Industrial applications:

        HMIs are specifically designed for industrial environments, with features like rugged construction, high brightness displays, and compatibility with harsh operating conditions. 

         
         
      • Integration with PLCs:
        HMIs often communicate directly with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) to control and monitor industrial processes. 

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        Chapter 4

        Working principle of PLC independent power supply

        A programmable logic controller (PLC) power supply’s working principle is to convert incoming alternating current (AC) line voltage to direct current (DC) and then use that DC voltage to power the PLC and its components: 

        Here are some details about how a PLC power supply works:

        • Power supply

        The power supply takes in AC line voltage and converts it to DC voltage. This process includes using a transformer to step down the line voltage, rectifying it to convert it to DC, and filtering it with capacitors. 

        • Backplane

        The backplane is a base that all the other PLC components plug into. The power supply provides power to the components through the backplane, either through a bus system or by wiring each component individually. 

        • Power ratings

        PLC power supplies come in different sizes and power ratings, depending on the PLC. Power supplies may be rated for 3 A, 4 A, 12 A, or 16 A. 

        • Battery backup

        In addition to the main power supply, PLCs usually have a battery backup. 

        • Power for output modules

        Output modules require higher currents, which are usually provided by external power sources. 

        PLCs can use both AC and DC power supplies, but they typically operate on DC voltage.

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          Chapter 5

          Working principle of frequency converter

          A frequency converter, also known as a variable frequency drive (VFD), changes the frequency of an alternating current (AC) to a different frequency and/or amplitude. It does this by converting the AC power to direct current (DC), filtering the DC, and then converting the DC back to AC. 

          Here are the main components of a frequency converter and how they work:

          • Rectifier: Converts the AC input voltage to DC using a semiconductor bridge rectifier 
          • DC intermediate circuit: Filters and smooths the DC output from the rectifier to make it more stable 
          • Inverter: Uses semiconductor switching elements, like transistors, to convert the DC back to AC with a variable frequency 

          Frequency converters are often used to regulate the speed of motors that drive pumps and fans. They can also be used for:

          • Testing products in foreign countries that use a different frequency
          • Operating foreign equipment in a different country’s power grid
          • In aircraft simulators
          • Shore-to-ship services
          • Avionics workshops
          • Radar sites 

          Frequency converters have built-in safety features, like current sensors, voltage detectors, and thermal sensors, to prevent damage and unsafe working conditions.

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            Chapter 6

            Working principle of soft starter

            A soft starter works by gradually increasing the voltage supplied to an electric motor during startup, effectively limiting the initial inrush current and torque, allowing for a smooth acceleration instead of a sudden jolt, thus protecting the motor and connected machinery from damage; this is achieved by using solid-state switches like thyristors to control the voltage applied to the motor’s phases, essentially ramping up the power over time. 

            Key points about soft starter operation:

            • Voltage control:

            The primary function of a soft starter is to regulate the voltage supplied to the motor during startup, gradually increasing it from a reduced level to full operating voltage. 

            • Solid-state switches:

            Typically, thyristors (silicon controlled rectifiers) are used as the switching elements within a soft starter, allowing for precise control over the applied voltage. 

            • Phase control:

            Most soft starters control the voltage on all three phases of a three-phase motor to ensure balanced operation. 

            • Adjustable start profile:

            Many soft starters allow users to customize the start-up profile, including the rate of voltage increase and the initial voltage level, to suit specific motor and application needs. 

            Benefits of using a soft starter:

            • Reduced inrush current:

            Minimizes the high initial current surge when a motor starts, protecting the power supply and electrical components. 

            • Extended motor life:

            By reducing mechanical stress during startup, a soft starter can help prolong the lifespan of the motor. 

            • Improved operational smoothness:

            Provides a smoother start-up for machinery, minimizing shock loads and vibrations. 

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              Chapter 7

              Working principle of servo drive

              A servo drive’s working principle is based on a closed-loop control system that uses a feedback mechanism to maintain a motor’s operation within desired parameters. Here are the steps involved in how a servo drive works:

              1. Receive command

              A servo drive receives a command signal from a control system, which can specify a desired velocity, torque, or position.

              1. Amplify signal

              The servo drive amplifies the command signal.

              1. Transmit power

              The servo drive sends an electric current to a servo motor to produce motion.

              1. Receive feedback

              A sensor attached to the servo motor sends the motor’s actual status back to the servo drive.

              1. Compare and adjust

              The servo drive compares the actual motor status with the commanded status, and then adjusts the voltage, frequency, or pulse width to the motor to correct for any deviation. 

              Servo drives are known for their high levels of precision and efficiency. They are commonly used in closed loop systems for precise position control in industrial and commercial applications. 

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                Chapter 8

                Working pinciple of Motor

                A motor works based on the principle of electromagnetism, where a current flowing through a conductor placed within a magnetic field experiences a force, causing it to move, thus converting electrical energy into mechanical energy; essentially, when current passes through a coil of wire within a magnetic field, it creates an electromagnetic force that causes the coil to rotate, generating mechanical power. 

                Key points about motor operation:

                • Electromagnetic Induction:

                The fundamental principle behind motor operation is based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, which states that a changing magnetic field induces a voltage in a conductor. 

                • Magnetic Field Interaction:

                When current flows through a coil of wire, it creates a magnetic field around it. This magnetic field interacts with the magnetic field produced by permanent magnets within the motor, causing a force that pushes or pulls on the coil, making it rotate. 

                • Commutator and Brushes:

                In a DC motor, a commutator (a split ring) and brushes are used to reverse the current direction in the coil at the appropriate moment, ensuring continuous rotation. 

                • Torque Production:

                The force generated by the interaction between the magnetic fields creates a torque, which is the rotational force applied to the motor shaft.

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                  Chapter 9

                  Working principle of Contactor

                  A contactor is an electrical device that works by using an electromagnet to create a magnetic field that closes contacts to complete an electrical circuit. The working principle of a contactor is as follows: 

                  1. Current passes through the contactor

                  Current from an external control circuit passes through the contactor’s electromagnet, exciting it. 

                  1. Electromagnet creates a magnetic field

                  The electromagnet produces a magnetic field that attracts the contactor’s moving core. 

                  1. Contacts close

                  The moving core moves the armature, which closes the normally closed (NC) contact. This completes the circuit, allowing current to pass through to the load. 

                  1. Circuit opens

                  When the current is removed, the coil de-energizes, the magnetic field disappears, and the spring returns the core to its original position, opening the contacts. 

                  Contactors are often used to control electric motors and lighting. They are designed to open and close very quickly to prevent damage from arcing that occurs when the contacts open or close. However, closing too quickly can cause contact bounce, which is when the contacts slam together and rebound, creating a secondary arc. This can also cause additional wear and open-close cycles. 

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                    Chapter 10

                    Considerations When Buying Automation Products

                    When buying automation products, key considerations include: understanding your specific needs and industry, scalability, integration capabilities with existing systems, ease of use and maintenance, cost-effectiveness, security features, data analytics and reporting capabilities, compatibility with other systems, and the vendor’s support and expertise in your industry; ensuring the automation solution aligns with your business goals and can adapt to future needs while providing the necessary level of accuracy and efficiency. 

                    Key aspects to consider:

                    • Application requirements:

                    Clearly define the specific tasks and processes you want to automate to choose the right automation product for your needs. 

                    • Scalability:

                    Evaluate whether the automation solution can scale with your business growth and changing demands. 

                    • Integration capabilities:

                    Ensure the automation product can seamlessly integrate with your existing systems and software. 

                    • Ease of use and maintenance:

                    Select a product with a user-friendly interface and readily available support for maintenance and troubleshooting. 

                    • Cost-effectiveness:

                    Analyze the initial purchase cost, ongoing maintenance fees, and potential cost savings from automation to determine the overall value. 

                    • Security features:

                    Evaluate the security measures in place to protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access. 

                    • Data analytics and reporting:

                    Look for features that provide insightful data and reports to monitor performance and identify improvement areas. 

                    • Compatibility with other systems:

                    Check if the automation product is compatible with your existing hardware and software infrastructure. 

                    • Vendor support:

                    Consider the vendor’s reputation, technical expertise, and level of customer support available. 

                    • Industry expertise:

                    Choose a vendor who understands the unique challenges and requirements of your industry. 

                    • Training and implementation:

                    Assess the available training and support to ensure a smooth implementation process. 

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                      Chapter 11

                      What to Look for in a Automation Product Supplier

                      When looking for an automation product supplier, key factors to consider include: industry expertise, a comprehensive product range, strong integration capabilities, proven track record with similar projects, robust customer support, flexible deployment options, security features, compliance with relevant regulations, and a commitment to ongoing innovation and development; ensuring the supplier can tailor solutions to your specific needs and provide reliable support throughout the automation process. 

                      Key aspects to evaluate:

                      • Industry Knowledge:
                        • Understanding of your specific industry and its automation challenges. 
                        • Proven experience with similar projects in your sector. 
                      • Product Portfolio:
                        • Wide range of automation products to cover your complete needs, including hardware, software, and peripherals. 
                        • Scalability to accommodate future growth. 
                      • Integration Capabilities:
                        • Seamless integration with existing systems and equipment. 
                        • Ability to customize solutions to fit your unique requirements. 
                      • Technical Expertise:
                        • Skilled engineers and technicians for implementation, maintenance, and support. 
                        • Knowledge of emerging automation technologies. 
                      • Customer Service:
                        • Responsive customer support with multiple channels (phone, email, online). 
                        • Dedicated account manager for ongoing relationships. 
                      • Deployment Options:
                        • Flexibility to deploy on-premise, cloud-based, or hybrid depending on your needs. 
                      • Security Features:
                        • Robust cybersecurity measures to protect your data and systems. 
                        • Compliance with relevant data privacy regulations.  
                      • Cost-Effectiveness:
                        • Competitive pricing with clear breakdown of costs including hardware, software, installation, and maintenance. 

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