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What is the use of PLC and SCADA?
PLC and SCADA are both used to monitor and control equipment in process automation across many different industries, such as telecommunications, water and waste control, energy, oil and gas, and transportation.
What are the benefits of SCADA system *?
SCADA softwares are very useful to monitor and analysis of historical as well as new data. It allow remote monitoring and controlling of various plant operations in real time basis. SCADA systems are generally used in automation industries along with PLCs.
What are the disadvantages of PLC based SCADA system?
PLC based SCADA system is complex in terms of hardware units and dependent modules. As the system is complex, it requires skilled operators, and programmers to maintain SCADA system. Installation costs are higher. The system increases unemployment rates. The system supports use of restricted software and hardware equipment.
What are the advantages of using SCADA software?
SCADA softwares are very useful to monitor and analysis of historical as well as new data. It allow remote monitoring and controlling of various plant operations in real time basis. SCADA systems are generally used in automation industries along with PLCs. Controlling. Communication with PLC.
What is the main role of supervision in SCADA system?
As SCADA system is the main role of supervision and controlling the automation system. The system provide facility to store large amount of data. The data can be displayed in various formats as per user requirements.
What makes a PLC the right choice for You?
Here are six key factors to consider: 1. Response time PLCs are fast, no doubt about it. Response times of one-tenth of a second make the PLC an ideal controller for near real-time actions such as a safety shutdown or firing control. A DCS takes much longer to process data, so it’s not the right solution when response times are critical.