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CircuitLogix Pro Electronics Laboratory simulation software
CircuitLogix Pro is a software program that converts your personal computer into a fully-functioning electronics laboratory with thousands of components and devices that are easily interconnected. CircuitLogix electronics lab simulation provides fast, powerful schematic design and simulation in one complete program. It gives you the flexibility to design and test electronic circuits, trying all the "what if" scenarios without ever worrying about faulty parts or bad connections. CircuitLogix supports analog, digital and mixed-signal circuits, and its proven SPICE simulation gives accurate real-world results you can trust.

CircuitLogix Pro allows users to simulate any combination of analog and digital components. It essentially converts your computer into a fully-functioning electronics laboratory. Mixed-model simulation is as easy and the speed and accuracy rivals EDA tools costing thousands of dollars. Along with the expanded simulation capability, the professional ersion features a larger device library of over 10,000 devices, easier SPICE model import, and no limit on the number of pins for an individual device.

The pro version of CircuitLogix allows you to design and edit your own devices and models for an unlimited number of virtual components. It also includes 3DLab, which is a revolutionary software product that combines an interactive 3-dimensional learning environment and "real world" electronic devices and tools to greatly enhance the user's comprehension of electronics.

RoboLogix Robotics Simulation Software
RoboLogix is a state-of-the-art robotics simulation software package that is designed to emulate real-world robotics applications. With RoboLogix, you teach, test, run, and de-bug programs that you have written yourself using a five-axis industrial robot in a wide range of practical applications. These applications include pick-and-place, palletizing, welding, painting and allow for customized environments so that you can design your own robotics application. With RoboLogix, the user can run the simulator to test and visually examine the execution of robot programs and control algorithms, while plotting instantaneous joint accelerations, velocities and positions.

RoboLogix is ideal for students as well as robot designers and engineers. The simulation software allows for verification of the reach- ability, travel ranges and collisions. This allows for increased reliability of the planning process and program development as well as reducing the overall completion/commissioning time. RoboLogix enables programmers to write their own robot programs, modify the environment and use the available sensors. These sensors include video cameras which are used for obtaining the desired position of the robot end effector. In addition, a teach pendant is included with the simulator that allows the user to command the robot to pick up a tracked object and return it to a home location through jogged commands or pre-programmed positions.

The ability to preview the behaviour of a robotic system in a "virtual" world allows for a variety of mechanisms, devices, configurations and controllers to be tried and tested before being applied to a "real world" system. RoboLogix receives control signals, determines if contact or collision between objects in the system has occurred, and returns simulated sensor information as feedback. This system has the capacity of real-time simulation of the motion of an industrial robot through 3D animation. The principles of 3D motion simulation and both geometry modeling and kinematics modeling are presented in the RoboLogix virtual environment.

ElectroMechanical CBT with CircuitLogix Pro™
This unique computer-based training (CBT) learning program includes 24 modules and is the only product of its kind to use interactive delivery for the study of mechanical and industrial electronics applications. The module content was developed in association with some of the top corporate trainers in North America and focuses on practical applications and troubleshooting techniques. The ElectroMechanical CBT prepares students to install and repair industrial electronic equipment including variable speed drives, automated control equipment, process control systems, and a wide variety of electronic control systems ranging from simple on-off controls to robotics.

The CD/DVD-based multimedia program presents twenty-four modules of interactive curriculum using text, video, 2D and 3D animations, photos, audio clips and interactive lab simulations. The ElectroMechanical CBT presents an in-depth, interactive coverage of the fundamentals of electronics and mechanics, built within an innovative state-of-the-art computer-based training and simulation environment. The module material is delivered using video, audio, text, 2D and 3D animations, photos, and over 450 simulation-based laboratory exercises using CircuitLogix Pro. Click on the link below for a demonstration of the lab simulation software used in the ElectroMechanical CBT.

Programmable Logic Controllers CBT with LogixPro
This highly innovative computer-based training (CBT) program combines advanced PLC simulation with one of the best-selling PLC books in history. Students learn the Allen-Bradley PLC system - the industry standard with over 80% of the U.S. PLC market. This CBT learning program includes 19 interactive modules to help learners gain an in-depth understanding of PLCs and their applications in industry.

The PLC CBT consists of 19 modules of interactive curriculum using text, video, audio, 2D and 3D animations and laboratory simulation software. This CD-ROM based multimedia program includes pre-tests, interactive exercises, sample exams and online technical and tutorial support to help prepare you for online computer-based final exams.

The PLC CBT prepares graduates of the program for employment and/or further on-the-job training as a PLC technician in the field of consumer, commercial and industrial electronics. As well, it will enable students to provide technical support and service during the production, installation, operation and repair of PLC equipment and systems.

Industrial Robotics CBT with RoboLogix
The Industrial Robotics CBT introduces the concepts of industrial robots and how they can be used in a plant or manufacturing system. The primary focus of the program is on automated manufacturing processes as well as the role of robots and all support equipment. The tutorial learning package provides both both theoretical and laboratory support through a combination of multimedia learning resources and a robotics simulation software package to allow for the programming, testing, and debugging of robot programs. Areas of study include motion programming, palletizing, conveyor systems, computer networking, automated sorting systems, vision and tactile sensors and computer integration.

The learning package is divided into 13 modules, each consisting of about ten sections, or major topics. The robot simulation software used in the program is based on the Fanuc LR series robot, which is regarded as the industry standard for industrial robots throughout North America and the world. Learners gain practical, "hands on" programming of an industrial robot through a combination of teach-pendant programming, and 3D animations diplaying the robot arm movement. 3D training environments include conveyor/palletizing, pick and place, spray painting and welding.

Course material for the program is delivered and supported by a combination of CD/DVD/online resources. The interactive curriculum uses text, video, 2D and 3D animations, photos, audio clips and interactive robotics simulations.

Principles of Electronics Textbook
Written by Colin Simpson, award-winning author of five textbooks in the electronics field, the book Principles of Electronics is designed to accompany the Electronics Technician CD-ROM and offers a concise and practical overview of the basic principles, theorems, circuit behavior and problem-solving procedures of Electronic circuits and devices. The textbook reinforces concepts with practical "real-world" applications as well as mathematical solution, allowing readers to more easily relate the academic to the actual.

Assuming that readers have a basic understanding of algebra and trigonometry, Simpson offers a concise and practical overview of the basic principles, theorems, circuit behavior and problem-solving procedures. In one volume, this carefully developed text takes students from basic electricity through dc/ac circuits, semiconductors, operational amplifiers, and digital circuits. The book contains relevant, up-to-date information, giving students the knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to successfully obtain employment in the electronics field.

Programmable Logic Controllers Textbook
This book provides a basic understanding of programmable logic controllers to people in all aspects of the industry. Covering the most popular PLC manufacturers, the book walks readers through a step-by-step introduction necessary to understanding ladder logic, peripheral devices, analog inputs and outputs, member systems and codes, and even programming languages. A useful guide for potential users of PLCs in any industry application.

The third edition retains the previous edition's hands-on approach and clearly written, comprehensive treatment of topics related to PLCs and automated control systems. The first part of the book introduces the necessary theory behind the development of programmable logic controllers. The second half of the book provides numerous worked-out examples and practical applications. The latter part of the book includes in-depth treatment of higher level languages such as FBD, SFC, instruction list, and structured text. The last chapter provides a detailed overview of robotics and their application in PLC environments.

Introduction to Robotics Textbook
The textbook, Introduction to Robotics, provides comprehensive treatment of the concepts of industrial robots and explains how they can be used in a plant or manufacturing system. The primary focus of the book is on automated manufacturing processes as well as the role of robots and all support equipment. Areas of study include motion programming, palletizing, conveyor systems, computer networking, automated sorting systems, vision and tactile sensors and computer integration. The book provides a unique, interdisciplinary treatment of robotics, and shows the contributions of the various fields of mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineering, and computer science, to robotics. It covers state-of-the-art topics such as artificial intelligence, CAD and graphic simulators, object-oriented software, communications systems, and micro- and nano-robots.

Introduction to Robotics is intended for students who will install, design, repair, maintain and develop industrial robotic systems. The level of content is suitable for colleges, universities, and technical institutes. Students using this book should have an understanding of algebra up to quadratic equations and of trigonometry to the simple properties of triangles. Knowledge of programming languages is useful, but not essential. This well-illustrated volume, with its numerous worked-out examples and chapter-ending questions, is sure to become indispensable in bridging the gap between design, automation, and control. The book focuses on the most commonly used robots in industry, and on issues and criteria related with designing, building and operating flexible and agile robotic systems. It explores in detail the issue of software interfaces, but also input/output devices using practical examples of common applications.

Course Management Package
The Course Management Package (CMP) can be used as a stand-alone testing and assessment tool or it can be easily integrated into any of Logic Design's Computer Based Training (CBT) packages. The CMP features an unlimited number of test questions, detailed feedback, grading, and records management capabilities. It provides much-needed assistance to High School, College and University professors in the marking of exams and assessing student's performance. With each marked exam, students receive a detailed grade report outlining which questions were answered incorrectly and specific references to where the student needs improvement.

The CMP reduces labor in course administration and allows instructors to re-direct energy and resources away from tedious work such as grading exams. The CMP includes an unlimited number of potential test questions and generates individual random tests for each module of the program. The CMP provides automatic grading with a detailed report including which questions were answered incorrectly and individualized feedback on progress.

For companies with small training departments and budgets, the Course Management Package and CBT products can be used as a stand-alone training package, while companies with larger training facilities can benefit from using the CMP and CBT to augment existing training by allowing instructors to focus on more product-specific training or to focus on assisting individual students who require help. Educators and corporate trainers will also find the package useful for Prior Learning Assessment to gauge student's knowledge of fundamental electronic principles before teaching higher-level course material.