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Frank Petruzella writes a very good book on PLC
I have both the Fluke 117 and 87V. They are different animals. I use the 117 to detect voltage and check continuity. I use the 87V as a calibration standard. The 87V is going to give you a low pass filter for eliminating carrier freq noise on AC drives. It also has an expanded farad range for checking capacitors.
I'm curious to hear any good answers to this.
Employers want to hear about your "project results" and such, not that you've read about the topic.
As far as learning goes, there are some good resources on the theory. This book was highly recommended on r/plc and I found it online: http://www.amazon.com/Programmable-Logic-Controllers-Frank-Petruzella/dp/0073510882/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404455777&sr=8-1&keywords=Frank+Petruzella%27s+book+Programmable+Logic+Controllers