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    1.9 Shift Registers: (Data) (Register) (Shift Register) (Internal Relay)

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    1. Shift registers are used to store and shift binary data in sequential circuits. They are composed of internal relays or flip-flops that can store a single bit each. Data enters the first bit location and shifts through each subsequent location on each clock pulse. 2. The document provides an example of an 8-bit shift register used in a ladder logic program. The program describes how the shift register shifts data from its input to output as signals are received. 3. Shift registers are commonly used in sequential control systems like PLCs to store and shift data that is used to control outputs over time based on input conditions.

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    1. Shift registers are used to store and shift binary data in sequential circuits. They are composed of internal relays or flip-flops that can store a single bit each. Data enters the first bit location and shifts through each subsequent location on each clock pulse. 2. The document provides an example of an 8-bit shift register used in a ladder logic program. The program describes how the shift register shifts data from its input to output as signals are received. 3. Shift registers are commonly used in sequential control systems like PLCs to store and shift data that is used to control outputs over time based on input conditions.

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    1. Shift registers are used to store and shift binary data in sequential circuits. They are composed of internal relays or flip-flops that can store a single bit each. Data enters the first bit location and shifts through each subsequent location on each clock pulse. 2. The document provides an example of an 8-bit shift register used in a ladder logic program. The program describes how the shift register shifts data from its input to output as signals are received. 3. Shift registers are commonly used in sequential control systems like PLCs to store and shift data that is used to control outputs over time based on input conditions.

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