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Industrial Automation Mastery:PLC,WinCC7.5 & Instrumentation
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Industrial Automation Mastery:PLC,WinCC7.5 & Instrumentation

Unlock the Power of Automation Systems and Control Devices for Optimal Efficiency and Productivity
Last updated 5/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Siemens scada
  • Industrial Automation
  • Field instruments calibration
  • PLC control system understanding
  • Electrical Drawing
  • Piping and instrumentation drawing

Course content

3 sections • 21 lectures • 1h 58m total length
  • Introduction to Course1:13

    Discover how industrial instrumentation keeps factories running by ensuring instrument reliability and avoiding stoppages. The course outlines the activities an instrumentation engineer should perform in a factory environment.

  • Introduction to various department in an industry4:35
  • Read and understand P&ID used in Industries8:10
  • Wincc Introduction6:22

    Learn how WinCC visualizes processes with graphical interfaces, observes and updates status changes, and builds a single-user quickstart project while configuring tags, channels, and scaling for PLC data.

  • Wincc Graphic Designer5:11

    Configure process screens with WinCC graphic designer, create startup and sample process pictures, link fill level to a tank tag, and manage screen changes and runtime via a global script.

  • Wincc Run time using global script5:22

    Test a WinCC runtime project using a global script to configure graphics runtime and startup picture, disable visualized status, and run a tag simulation that increments tank level.

  • Tag logging and trend Configuration8:40

    Configure tag logging and process value archives to store and display historic tank level data, set acquisition cycles and time bases, and build a trend and table view for testing.

  • Wincc Reporting9:37

    Create a language independent WinCC report page layout with static header and dynamic data layers. Link wind control runtime provider table to the process value archive and configure print jobs.

Requirements

  • Interest to learn industrial automation

Description



Welcome to the Industrial Automation Essentials course! If you work in a factory environment or aspire to pursue a career in industrial automation, this course is tailor-made for you.

As a seasoned industrial automation engineer with a decade of experience, I recognize the significance of establishing a solid foundation in automation fundamentals. Automation systems serve as the core of any factory, and any disruptions can result in costly production halts. However, comprehending the basics of industrial automation can be challenging, especially for newcomers entering the field.

When I initially joined as an industrial automation engineer, I encountered difficulties grasping the essentials within a factory environment. Even with guidance from senior professionals, comprehending the concepts without prior knowledge of the factory environment proved demanding. This inspired me to develop this course, with the goal of assisting students and professionals in gaining a clear understanding of the fundamental skills required to excel as an automation engineer.

In this course, I have streamlined the activities that an automation engineer performs in a factory environment, ensuring minimal time wastage. We will delve into topics such as troubleshooting and maintaining automation systems, preventing costly production stoppages, interpreting control system documentation, operating and maintaining control devices, programming controllers, and much more.

Additionally, you will have direct access to my email address, allowing you to reach out with any questions or concerns you may have. I am dedicated to supporting your success in your career journey and helping you achieve your goals.

By the course's conclusion, you will possess a comprehensive understanding of the vital skills required to excel as an automation engineer in a factory environment. Don't hesitate any longer! Enroll now and take the first step towards mastering the essentials of industrial automation.

Who this course is for:

  • Students, Engineers and Technicians .