Ladder loigic software for ubuntu

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I just started a class on industrial motor controls. I am thinking it would be handy to have a ladder logic diagram software to help me draw, program, and become familiar with PLCs and ladder logic diagrams. Does anyone know a decent program to do that?
I tooled around in the repos for a bit, but found nothing on ladder logic.
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I just started a class on industrial motor controls. I am thinking it would be handy to have a ladder logic diagram software to help me draw, program, and become familiar with PLCs and ladder logic diagrams. Does anyone know a decent program to do that?
I tooled around in the repos for a bit, but found nothing on ladder logic.
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I just started a class on industrial motor controls. I am thinking it would be handy to have a ladder logic diagram software to help me draw, program, and become familiar with PLCs and ladder logic diagrams. Does anyone know a decent program to do that?
I tooled around in the repos for a bit, but found nothing on ladder logic.
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I just started a class on industrial motor controls. I am thinking it would be handy to have a ladder logic diagram software to help me draw, program, and become familiar with PLCs and ladder logic diagrams. Does anyone know a decent program to do that?
I tooled around in the repos for a bit, but found nothing on ladder logic.
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PLC-EMU
[...] a tool for emulating PLCs on a Linux box, using I/O cards. This
way you can build a cheap alternative to PLC's, for use with
automation applications. It consists of a text-based Ladder Diagram
parser, a minimal C API and an optional ncurses-based interface for
online control.
ClassicLadder
Free ladder & sequential (grafcet) languages as used on many PLC for
programming automation process. Ladder language allows to realize
programs on PLC in an electric way. Modbus protocol for SCADA cnx and
remote I/O modules. RTLinux/RTAI/Xenomai support for real-time. Can be
embedded without GTK interface.
Check also the PLC index at SourceForge.
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Take a look at The OpenPLC Project it's a great choice! Runs on both linux and Windows and has good support.
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PLC-EMU
[...] a tool for emulating PLCs on a Linux box, using I/O cards. This
way you can build a cheap alternative to PLC's, for use with
automation applications. It consists of a text-based Ladder Diagram
parser, a minimal C API and an optional ncurses-based interface for
online control.
ClassicLadder
Free ladder & sequential (grafcet) languages as used on many PLC for
programming automation process. Ladder language allows to realize
programs on PLC in an electric way. Modbus protocol for SCADA cnx and
remote I/O modules. RTLinux/RTAI/Xenomai support for real-time. Can be
embedded without GTK interface.
Check also the PLC index at SourceForge.
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PLC-EMU
[...] a tool for emulating PLCs on a Linux box, using I/O cards. This
way you can build a cheap alternative to PLC's, for use with
automation applications. It consists of a text-based Ladder Diagram
parser, a minimal C API and an optional ncurses-based interface for
online control.
ClassicLadder
Free ladder & sequential (grafcet) languages as used on many PLC for
programming automation process. Ladder language allows to realize
programs on PLC in an electric way. Modbus protocol for SCADA cnx and
remote I/O modules. RTLinux/RTAI/Xenomai support for real-time. Can be
embedded without GTK interface.
Check also the PLC index at SourceForge.
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PLC-EMU
[...] a tool for emulating PLCs on a Linux box, using I/O cards. This
way you can build a cheap alternative to PLC's, for use with
automation applications. It consists of a text-based Ladder Diagram
parser, a minimal C API and an optional ncurses-based interface for
online control.
ClassicLadder
Free ladder & sequential (grafcet) languages as used on many PLC for
programming automation process. Ladder language allows to realize
programs on PLC in an electric way. Modbus protocol for SCADA cnx and
remote I/O modules. RTLinux/RTAI/Xenomai support for real-time. Can be
embedded without GTK interface.
Check also the PLC index at SourceForge.
PLC-EMU
[...] a tool for emulating PLCs on a Linux box, using I/O cards. This
way you can build a cheap alternative to PLC's, for use with
automation applications. It consists of a text-based Ladder Diagram
parser, a minimal C API and an optional ncurses-based interface for
online control.
ClassicLadder
Free ladder & sequential (grafcet) languages as used on many PLC for
programming automation process. Ladder language allows to realize
programs on PLC in an electric way. Modbus protocol for SCADA cnx and
remote I/O modules. RTLinux/RTAI/Xenomai support for real-time. Can be
embedded without GTK interface.
Check also the PLC index at SourceForge.
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Take a look at The OpenPLC Project it's a great choice! Runs on both linux and Windows and has good support.
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Take a look at The OpenPLC Project it's a great choice! Runs on both linux and Windows and has good support.
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Take a look at The OpenPLC Project it's a great choice! Runs on both linux and Windows and has good support.
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Aceix Smart is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Take a look at The OpenPLC Project it's a great choice! Runs on both linux and Windows and has good support.
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Check out our Code of Conduct.
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