-
Input elements and output elements may be shown relative to the PLC program, but they are not part of the PLC program.
true
-
All symbols in a PLC prgram are programming statements, and they do not represent input or output elements
true
-
A PLC ladder logic program shows diagrams of input elements and output elements.
false
-
The LLCD, that electricians are so familiar with, looks just like a ladder logic PLC program, and it functions the same way.
true
-
The purpose for the ladder logic circuit diagram (LLCD) is to simplify and organize a large number of loads and contacts (switches).
true
-
When several rungs are combined the whole circuit diagram looks like a
ladder
-
The horizontal part from left to right is caled a
rung
-
The vertical line from top to bottom on the right represents the
neutral or ground
-
The vertical line from top to bottom on the left represents the
power rail or ground
-
The symbol -||- represents an electrical ____ and is drawn on the ______.
contact, left
-
The symbol -()- represents an electrical ____ and is drawn on the ______.
load, right
-
Any -|/|- input instruction will be true if the corresponding bit in memory is
0
-
Any -| |- input instruction will be true if the corresponding bit in memory is
1
-
The PLC program in Fig-2 is more efficient because it
- both of these
- uses one bit less of memory
- has only one rung to execute
-
In Figure-4, rung-1 is a _____ rung.
- seal-in
- latch
- both of these
-
In Figure-4, the motor should not be energized if memory-M contains a ____.
0
-
In Figure-4, the motor should be energized if memory-M contains a ____.
1
-
In Figure-3, instruction-B will be _____ if a non-conventional NO-Stop-switch-B is not pressed, which makes memory-bit B=0.
true
-
In Figure-3, instruction-B will be _____ if a non-conventional NO-Stop-switch-B is pressed, which makes memory-bit B=1.
false
-
In Figure-4, instruction-B will be _____ if the Stop switch is not pressed.
true
-
In Figure-4, instruction-B will be _____ if the Stop switch is pressed.
false
-
In Figure-4, instruction-A will be _____ if the Start switch is not pressed
false
-
In Figure-4, instruction-A will be _____ if the Start switch is pressed.
true
-
In Figure-3, memory-B will contain a ____ if a non-conventional NO-Stop-switch-B is not pressed.
0
-
In Figure-3, memory-B will contain a ____ if a non-conventional NO-Stop-switch-B is pressed.
1
-
In Figure-4, memory-B will contain a ____ if the Stop switch is not pressed.
1
-
In Figure-4, memory-B will contain a ____ if the Stop switch is pressed.
0
-
In Figure 4, memory-A will contain a ____ if the Start switch is not pressed.
0
-
In Figure 4, memory-A will contain a ____ if the Start switch is pressed.
1
-
In Figure-4, the symbol "R" references:
- PLC-program output instruction
- bit memory
- both of these
-
In Figure-4, the symbol "M" references:
- output-module port
- all three of these
- PLC-program output instruction
- bit memory
-
In Figure-4, the symbol "B" references:
- input-module port
- all three of these
- bit memory
- PLC-program input instruction
-
In Figure-4, symbol "A" references:
- PLC-program input instruction
- all three of these
- bit memory
- input-module port
-
The cooling of the power resistor (oven) is
variable, depending on the LabVIEW output
-
The heat to the power resistor (oven) is
constant
-
The current out of LabVIEW is [0-10V]/(10.820k Ohms).
true
-
The 0-10V control signal that drives the Fan-Driver Circuits comes from
labVIEW
-
The primary circuit at the bottom is the
Fan-Driver Circuit
-
The voltage applied to the thermistor bridge is regulated to a constant value that is approximately
12V
-
The opamp output voltage in the thermistor circuit is
(Vx-Vy)*10/1.2
-
The voltage across the 3.9k Ohm resistor is
Vx
-
The voltage across the thermistor is
Vy
-
The gain of the opamp in the Thermistor Circuit is
10/1.2
-
The opamp configuration in the Thermistor Circuit is a
differential amplifier
-
The fixed resistors in the thermistor bridge were selected so that the opamp output voltage is in the range 0 to 10V.
true
-
The thermistor temperature range is room temperature to 120 degF.
true
-
The thermistor is a ______ resistor, which varies as a function of _____.
variable, temperature
-
The thermistor is a resistor. When combined with three other resistors, the four resistors form a
resistor bridge
-
The thermistor is shown as a ___ in a circle.
T
-
The output of the Thermistor circuit becomes input to
LabVIEW
-
The output of the Thermistor circuit is a voltage signal [0-10]volts.
true
-
The top circuit is the
Thermistor circuit
-
Three circuits are shown:
Thermistor circuit and Fan-Driver Circuit and Oven Circuit
-
The heat chamber is a power resistor (oven), and inside
are thermistor and thermocouple
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