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Instructor-Led, Hands-On Training

• Flexible Training Offering – only choose the days you want
• Scalable Training Offering – classes cover various skill levels
• Individual Training – students will be provided with individual lab stations
• Limited seating available - class limit is 4 for this class

What is Covered:

• Discuss PID theoretical operation
• In-depth discussion on the PIDE instruction functionality
• Writing function block diagrams using PIDE instruction
• Writing complete functioning PID applications using personal PLC workstation
• Discuss over damped, critically damped, and under damped performance
• Testing PIDE applications using PLC demo workstation
• Manual tuning proportional, integral, and differential parameters
• Auto tuning proportional, integral, and differential parameters
• Testing PID performance when adding external disturbances to the system

About the Training:

For the best learning experience, we recommend taking training classes in a sequence as they build on one another. Having prior knowledge or skills may allow you to take advanced classes with out taking the lower-level classes.

The troubleshooting classes use the lab work from the corresponding training class to teach the relevant troubleshooting skills. For the best learning experience, we recommend taking the corresponding training class before the troubleshooting class.

About the Instructor:

Roy Radziszewski is an automation and networks instructor. He teaches courses covering various types of Allen Bradley™ AC variable fr equency drives, small and medium range PLCs, PanelView graphic terminals, and Networks (including Stratix switches).

During Roy’s career he has started-up, serviced and designed control systems, and has deployed thousands of drives for all types of industrial manufacturing applications.

Roy holds an electrical engineering degree from The Milwaukee School of Engineering and an MBA from the University of Houston. In addition, he holds programming certificates (C, C#, Android, and real-time embedded systems) from the University of Washington and University of California, Irvine. Roy is currently working on his CCNA Certification through Cisco.