Thank you so much for this video! The example might be simple, but it was easy to understand and now I have a basic understanding about the Sequential Function chart and I can create more complex programs.
Haha, the music sounds like impeding doom. But I fought through and now a celebratory music starts. Wow I feel like I accomplished something great. edit: Oh and thanks for the video. It's almost like making an UML state chart.
:) I was adding music in the past to make the videos more interesting! Unfortunately I could not remove the music out of the video, but for my new videos the sound quality is much better. Thanks for your comment!
Hi Ano, At some point I thought that having a music would be nice, so I did so. But then, I realized that it may be distracting, so I stopped doing so. Thanks for the feedback.
how are the INIT, OnState and OffState boxes declared as time blocks. do the current time counting next to the boxes come from >t#1s declarations of the transitions.
+Arsayin Sayin Each step in SFC has an implicit time variable, which determines the amount of time in which the corresponding step has been active. This variables can be accessed by Stepname.t, as used in the example (OnState.t, OffState.t). The time values shown on the right side of the steps appears in the run mode, showing the value of the mentioned implicit time variable.Have a look at this video as well:ua-cam.com/video/z1degd76VOs/v-deo.html
Hi Tohid, I have a question about writing transition: Can I write something like that? it is like when either pushbutton is pushed and emergency stop button is not pushed, T3 is true. The default value of EmergencyStop is false when it is not pushed T3:=positive_direction OR negative_direction OR Enable AND NOT(EmergencySTOP)
Sure, you can. You can write any part of code for the transition, however, the outcome of the code should be a Boolean variable (either True, or False). You can also use any of the available programming languages (ST, LLD, FBD, ...).
Thank you for your previous reply. Another question I just came up with: Let us say T3 is a transition we created, can I use in another transition T2:=NOT(T3) and EmergencyStop like this?
Hello Tohid, First of all thanks for these great videos. I am from India. For us, this pneumatic circuit is a part of the subject. But, here non-one knows about SFC. Everyone is familiar with only the Ladder diagram. I tried to learn many times, but I didn't get the proper guidance. Now, I got a little idea about SFC after seeing your videos. But, I think it's not enough for me. Still, I have many doubts. So could you please suggest any other medium for learning SFC?. If once I can learn, I could able to teach my juniors. Thank you
Thought you might like to know, these videos are still useful in 2022 - they're saving my butt for an upcoming project.
Thanks. I am happy that you found it useful 😊
Jaaaa @@TohidAlizadeh they are very very good.... He should think of doing more and more videos which are this useful
Thank you so much for this video! The example might be simple, but it was easy to understand and now I have a basic understanding about the Sequential Function chart and I can create more complex programs.
Glad it was helpful!
Here is the same video without the background music! Sorry for that, and thanks a lot for the feedback!
ua-cam.com/video/eP42t9O5drk/v-deo.html
Hello. Can you share this document. Robt 308 industrial automation pdf
@Mason Troy So glad to hear that you have tried it!
Haha, the music sounds like impeding doom. But I fought through and now a celebratory music starts. Wow I feel like I accomplished something great. edit: Oh and thanks for the video. It's almost like making an UML state chart.
:) I was adding music in the past to make the videos more interesting! Unfortunately I could not remove the music out of the video, but for my new videos the sound quality is much better.
Thanks for your comment!
Hope tommorows quiz will be easy Professor~~)) By the way, thank you so much for your videos, they are really helpfull
Bom dia, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho!
LOVED the music behind hhahah
Thanks for your labor
You are welcome. Thank you for the comment!
Could you show how to add a Entry for the Int stage. To allow for stop, start the Int step in Logic diagram
I loved the music ☺️ but when I run the project I can't change the state of transitions, which rimains "False" :(
I need to write normal A+B+A-B- pneumatics program in SFC language can you please help to make it.can you please give some examples to make it
yes
You have a good way with words
@@lonelyleek9218 thank you
thank u very usefull
Welcome 😊
Hi Tohid,
What is the reason for the music in background?
Thanks
Hi Ano,
At some point I thought that having a music would be nice, so I did so. But then, I realized that it may be distracting, so I stopped doing so.
Thanks for the feedback.
how are the INIT, OnState and OffState boxes declared as time blocks. do the current time counting next to the boxes come from >t#1s declarations of the transitions.
+Arsayin Sayin Each step in SFC has an implicit time variable, which determines the amount of time in which the corresponding step has been active. This variables can be accessed by Stepname.t, as used in the example (OnState.t, OffState.t). The time values shown on the right side of the steps appears in the run mode, showing the value of the mentioned implicit time variable.Have a look at this video as well:ua-cam.com/video/z1degd76VOs/v-deo.html
+Tohid Alizadeh
thank you... your codesis sharings very beneficial for me...
please go on sharing additional videos...
Hi Tohid,
I have a question about writing transition: Can I write something like that? it is like when either pushbutton is pushed and emergency stop button is not pushed, T3 is true. The default value of EmergencyStop is false when it is not pushed
T3:=positive_direction OR negative_direction OR Enable AND NOT(EmergencySTOP)
Sure, you can. You can write any part of code for the transition, however, the outcome of the code should be a Boolean variable (either True, or False). You can also use any of the available programming languages (ST, LLD, FBD, ...).
Thank you for your previous reply.
Another question I just came up with: Let us say T3 is a transition we created, can I use in another transition T2:=NOT(T3) and EmergencyStop like this?
Hello Tohid,
First of all thanks for these great videos. I am from India. For us, this pneumatic circuit is a part of the subject. But, here non-one knows about SFC. Everyone is familiar with only the Ladder diagram. I tried to learn many times, but I didn't get the proper guidance. Now, I got a little idea about SFC after seeing your videos. But, I think it's not enough for me. Still, I have many doubts. So could you please suggest any other medium for learning SFC?. If once I can learn, I could able to teach my juniors.
Thank you
Any courses for SFC?
most confusing language, SFC and IL, i find LD, ST FBD, CFC can do everything.
Thanks for your comment and opinion, but I think SFC is more suitable and understandable in specific scenarios, compared to other languages.
Could do without the music. But thanks for posting. It does help
Thanks for your feedback.
You can find the version without music here: ua-cam.com/video/eP42t9O5drk/v-deo.html
Are these pdf documents with textual expanations about the subject available for download, I would love to read them
Hi, could you upload the pdf's lecture 24, 25?
thanks
+Victor Sj Do you mean the lecture slides regarding ST and SFC for my industrial automation class? I will do it soon and inform you here.
Yes, I do
@@TohidAlizadeh hi, you did not sir
Why the music, it's destracting.
I agree. Here is the same video without music: ua-cam.com/video/53vvf1emPc4/v-deo.html
@@TohidAlizadeh Nice good work =)
To Many adverts
The music 🤒🤒🤒🤒🤕🤕
Sorry for the music!