TwinCAT 3
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What is TwinCAT 3?
TwinCAT 3 (The Windows Control and Automation Technology) is a software system from Beckhoff that turns almost any compatible PC into a real-time controller with multi-PLC system, NC, CNC and robotics functionality. It is commonly used for industrial automation, machine control, and motion control applications. It integrates PLC, HMI, and motion control into a single environment.
What other technologies are related to TwinCAT 3?
TwinCAT 3 Complementary Technologies
C++
C++ can be used within TwinCAT 3 for creating custom modules and functionalities. TwinCAT 3 supports the use of C++.
C#
C# can be used to develop user interfaces or higher-level application logic that interacts with TwinCAT 3 systems. It is not used directly in TwinCAT's real-time core.
Python
Python can be used for scripting and interacting with TwinCAT 3 through various interfaces, such as ADS (Automation Device Specification). It's often used for tasks such as data analysis, visualization, or automated testing but not for real-time control directly within TwinCAT 3.
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Automation Engineer
52 Automation Engineer jobs mention TwinCAT 3
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Electrical Engineer
38 Electrical Engineer jobs mention TwinCAT 3
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Laboratory Services
15 Laboratory Services jobs mention TwinCAT 3
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Engineer
271 Engineer jobs mention TwinCAT 3
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Software Engineer
116 Software Engineer jobs mention TwinCAT 3
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