How does PLC achieve multi-node coordination?

Although many people now advocate that the tertiary industry is the focus of a country's economic development, the actual situation is that without the support of the primary and secondary industries, the tertiary industry is a tree without roots. It does not create wealth, but only redistributes wealth. If a country wants to remain strong, its industrial strength must be reasonable. Why has our country's voice in the international community become more and more important in recent years? Because our industrial production capacity is second to none in the world. Of course, modern industrial production mainly relies on large-scale automated production. Whoever has high production efficiency and high technical level is really awesome.

So what is the core of automated production? Of course it is the controller. Without its coordination and scheduling, everything else is nonsense. Currently, the most common industrial automation control equipment is PLC, or programmable logic controller. It achieves multi-node coordination through three steps: information collection, program operation, and instruction output. It not only plays an important role now, but also has a very bright future.

From the above description, we can see that PLC is too important and has a bearing on the national economy and people's livelihood. If we do not have the ability to independently develop and produce this thing, and are held back by others, once there is a disturbance in the international community, the result is really hard to predict. Therefore, although the domestic PLC market is now full of foreign brand PLCs, we cannot lose the ability to automatically develop this kind of equipment, even if we imitate them first and form our own things in the process of improvement, we must not think that having ready-made ones will be enough.

In order to meet everyone's needs for domestic PLCs, we have developed a modular PLC that supports CANopen, uses openPCS software, and can use five programming languages.