The first question would have to be - why do want to do it? If the data already exists in one location that is accessible by all parts of the program, why are you going to use up more PLC memory with exactly the same data?
The PLC languages themselves are fairly similar between different manufacturers. You basically have ladder logic (which looks like a relay contact map), function blocks (which are more akin to an electronic circuit overview) and structured language (of which there are several variants. Most look a lot like high-level programming languages). You might encounter some functions having different names or in-/outputs between manufacturers but most of them look much the same.
Always the top brands will be the most popular and over many years it is my opinion that this is because of their marketing strategy, history, reputation and worldwide acceptance more than any other reasons. This does not mean they are better or worse in any way, just means they are more accepted world wide and more people are experienced with their software. Thus there is some security for the owner in respect to programmer support or future resources etc (people come, people go) and a basis on which management may dictate what hardware is used. There is also the consideration on the capital outlay for programming software which can be very expensive.
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DTC vs. classic PWM vector VFD
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use of varistors in SPICE simulations
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DTC vs. classic PWM vector VFD
DCS
Pros and Cons of Self-priming Centrifugal Pumps
PMSM initial rotor alignment: what is the correct strategy?
use of varistors in SPICE simulations
unbalanced load distribution among three phases in a building
3D printing on Industrial Automation
