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Top marks all around This book is very good. Most PLC books do little more than explain ladder-logic. Gary Kirchof assumes you understand relays and ladders and are ready to put the stuff to good use. He shows you how to approach a machine control design with a methodology that incorporates all the nuances that you will need like manual mode versus automatic mode and how to make problems easy to isolate. This book would be an excellent reference for engineering courses teaching PLC programming as it would give the students practical applications.
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