SMARTECH SOLUTIONS

Process automation:

Enhanced connectivity for smart production

Highly complex production plants in the process industry must be able to keep pace with constantly growing demands for higher levels of safety, security, availability, reliability, and efficiency even under extreme conditions. The consistent digitalization of plants and processes will help you negotiate these challenges.

Discover our open, secure, and scalable solutions for digitalization as well as products and technologies for connecting your field installations to your data center. They provide a way for you to optimize the transparency and efficiency of your production operations and supply chain.

Automation technology for PLCnext Technology:

Use Phoenix Contact broad portfolio of automation technology consisting of PLCs, functional PLC extensions, I/O systems, and software to ready your system for IIoT and Industry 4.0 with PLCnext Technology. The open ecosystem enables the implementation of automation projects without the limits of proprietary systems. Integrate open-source code and apps, or network with PLCnext Control via cloud connections.

PLCnext Technology allows parallel programming based on established software tools. These include Visual Studio, Eclipse, Matlab Simulink, and PLCnext Engineer, as well as the freely selectable integration of existing program code. This enables you, for example, to freely combine functions in accordance with IEC 61131-3 with routines from C/C++, C # or MATLAB® Simulink®, and to merge these functions to create a complete system.

When we start the conversation about which programming languages to use for industrial automation use cases, we usually begin by talking about IEC 61131-3 languages for PLCs, such as the classic Ladder Diagram (LD) or Structured Text (ST). For applications like robotics, we often see compiled, low-level programming languages like those found in the C family.

Until very recently, nobody was talking about using Python on the factory floor. What’s changed to make an interpreted, high-level language become suddenly appealing? Python code typically runs slower than a compiled language that’s closer to machine code, and it’s certainly not up to the task of real-time control, which is a major sticking point when developing industrial systems.

However, we’re now seeing a confluence of factors that are shining a spotlight on Python. First, Industry 4.0 is changing the paradigm for how we think about industrial automation; namely, its emphasis on “smart” machinery with improved autonomy, a rich big data landscape, and full integration with next-gen technologies like additive manufacturing and cloud computing.

Dear Client,

As part of the TUV SUD Functional Safety Certification Programme, SMARTECH TRAINING CENTER offers the TUV SUD certified training course.
Planned for September 2022, The Course is delivered over 3 days, followed by a 4-hour exam on the 4th and final day.

Check your diary and reserve a place!

The course would be handled at SMARTECH Office, at City Lake Center, Berge du Lac II, Tunis – Tunisia.

For more information please follow this link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rCPIfywZV8Z068DjhGfR957_xHq2tu6T/view?usp=sharing