2015
DOI: 10.19053/01211129.3555
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Programación de Controladores Lógicos (PLC) mediante Ladder y Lenguaje de Control Estructurado (SCL) en MATLAB

Abstract: ResumenExisten diferentes lenguajes de programación de Controladores Lógicos Programables (PLC), el más común de ellos es el lenguaje de programación gráfico para autómatas programables llamado LADDER. Sin embargo, el lenguaje LADDER no es amigable en programas que requieren de cálculos de ecuaciones matemáticas, por ejemplo, el cálculo del volumen de un tanque en un control de nivel. Lenguajes alternativos como el Lenguaje de Control Estructurado (SCL) son menos estudiados dada su complejidad y poca popularid… Show more

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“…Atmospheric attenuation is related to transmittance according to equation (10) [7]. The atmospheric attenuation values increase proportionally to the distance the beam must travel through the medium.…”
Section: σ = αM + αN + βM + βN (5)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Atmospheric attenuation is related to transmittance according to equation (10) [7]. The atmospheric attenuation values increase proportionally to the distance the beam must travel through the medium.…”
Section: σ = αM + αN + βM + βN (5)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Losses may occur in connectors, which, usually, have low values; losses also may occur at signal reception due to equipment misalignment, which should be considered in the design to avoid mistakes during installation, or problems caused by wind, blows, or the oscillation of the support structure. For design purposes, we assumed a system loss of 4 dB that represents the sum of such losses, and a considerable value to emulate the worst-case scenario [10].…”
Section: F System Lossesmentioning
confidence: 99%