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What is the difference between PLC and PCL?
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)?
Doing OP's job for him:houlahound said:Could be typo?
A PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) is a type of computer used in industrial automation, while PCL (Peripheral Component Interconnect Local bus) is a type of bus used in computer architecture.
The main difference between PLC and PCL is their purpose and usage. PLCs are designed for controlling and monitoring industrial processes, while PCLs are used for connecting computer components and peripherals.
No, PLCs and PCLs serve different purposes and cannot be used interchangeably. PLCs are specifically designed for industrial automation, while PCLs are used in computer architecture for data transfer between components.
PLCs are more commonly used in industries due to their robust design and specialized features for industrial automation. However, PCLs are also used in certain industries for data transfer between computer components.
Both PLCs and PCLs are types of computer systems and use programming languages for their operation. They also both have the ability to control and monitor processes, but in different contexts.