High School What is the difference between PLC and PCL?

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The discussion clarifies the distinction between PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and PCL (Programmable Control Language). PLC is a hardware component used for automation in industrial settings, while PCL refers to a programming language used to control these devices. The conversation emphasizes the importance of context and specific instruments when discussing these terms, as well as the need for accurate datasheets for reference, such as the one provided from Tektronix.

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What is the difference between PLC and PCL?
 
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The order of the letters?

Really, you'll have to give more context.
 
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I found these tables in a datasheet. I do not understand difference between PLC and PCL. I know that PCL shows time when the instrument integrates on the useful signal but i would like other definitions of both of them
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Please stop making us guess what you are asking about. What is the instrument? Can you provide a link to the soft copy of the datasheet (like at the manufacturer's website)?
 
Could be typo?
 
berkeman said:
Please stop making us guess what you are asking about. What is the instrument? Can you provide a link to the soft copy of the datasheet (like at the manufacturer's website)?
houlahound said:
Could be typo?
Doing OP's job for him:

http://www.tek.com/sites/tek.com/files/media/media/resources/1KW-61135-0_2015_Datasheet.pdf page 8. Note the correction.
 
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