施耐德PLC讲座08 模拟量处理.pptVIP

Concept V2.6 Lesson 08 Objectives: After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to: Utilize the special function blocks for configuring analog hardware with special data types for Concept Use special function blocks to scale analog values into engineering units. Concept V2.6 Concept provides a means to easily scale QUANTUM Analog I/O modules Special data types were created to help with this scaling method The two data types are ANL_IN and ANL_OUT Special function blocks representing I/O cards were created using these data types These function blocks are found in the library named ANA_IO Concept V2.6 Analog Scaling I/O Configuration Groups Concept V2.6 Analog Scaling Scaling Group Concept V2.6 Analog Scaling Scaling Example Concept V2.6 Lesson 8 Introduction to Analog Processing  Objectives: After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to: Utilize the special function blocks for configuring analog hardware with special data types for Concept. Use special function blocks to scale analog values into engineering units. Lesson Overview: Quantum controllers have the ability to control analog processes by reading process values from the field, performing control calculations on these values, and then sending control signals to field devices. In this lesson, we will briefly discuss these special functions and how they might be implemented in your control project. Lab Exercise: Introduction to Analog Processing Objectives: After completion of this lab, the learner will be able to: Correctly configure analog input and output modules using the Analog function blocks. Correctly scale analog values. Before You Begin: Read each section of the Lab Exercise carefully before responding to the instructions. Remember to use the Help or Help on Type functionality of the Concept software. 1 Create a new program section in your Concept project. Select the FBD Editor type and name the section “Analog_Section”. 2 Use the FFB selection dialog icon to op