Automation is defined by the Automation Federation as "the creation and application of technology to monitor and control the production and delivery of products and services".
Wherever automation is required, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are best suited to meet the task.
PLC can be refered to as an industrial computer used to automate industrial processes such as a manufacturing plant’s assembly line, waste water treatment plant etc.
Basically, PLC consists of the following modules:
1. Input module: It connects all the input devices (sensors) to the PLC.
2. CPU module: It contains a microprocessor, memory and other integrated circuit that are used to execute the control program, store logic data, and communicate to external devices.
3. Output module: This is the interface where the PLC transfer it's electrical control signal to the output devices (lamps, alarms and actuators).
4. Power supply module: It does the work of providing rectified, regulated and filtered electrical power for the operation of the PLC.

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