Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a game-changing addition to PLC programming that’s revolutionizing the automation industry. This book equips you with the necessary skills to succeed in the modern automation programming environment.
This second edition is designed to systematically guide you through advanced topics such as OOP design, SOLID programming, the software development lifecycle (SDLC), library design, version control, HMI development, general software engineering practices, and more. To hone your programming skills, each chapter has a simulated real-world project that'll enable you to apply the skills you've learned. In all, this book not only covers complex PLC programming topics, but it also removes the financial barrier that comes with most books, as all examples utilize free software. This means that to follow along, you do not need to purchase any PLC hardware or software.
By the end of this PLC book, you’ll have what it takes to create long-lasting codebases for any modern automation project.

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Spis treści

Mastering PLC Programming. The software engineering survival guide to automation programming - Second Edition eBook -- spis treści

• 1. Advanced Structured Text: Program a PLC in Easy-to-Read English
• 2. Complex Variable Declaration: Use Variables to Their Fullest
• 3. Functions: Make Code Module and Maintainable
• 4. Object-Oriented Programming: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Code
• 5. The Power of Objects: The Power of Object-Oriented Programming
• 6. Coding Best Practices
• 7. Libraries: Write Once, Use Anywhere
• 8. Getting Started with Git
• 9. The SDLC: Navigate the SDLC to Create Great Code
• 10. Architecting Code with the UML
• 11. Testing and Troubleshooting
• 12. Advanced Coding: Using SOLID to Make Solid Code
• 13. Industrial Controls: User Inputs and Outputs
• 14. Layouts: Making HMIs User-Friendly
• 15. Alarms: Avoid Catastrophic Issues with Alarms
• 16. DCSs, PLCs, and the Future
• 17. Putting It All Together: The Final Project