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    This document provides an introduction to programming programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It defines the active and inactive states of PLC inputs and outputs, with inputs in the active state when voltage is present and outputs in the active state when the requested action is occurring. The document then describes ladder logic networks and the basic graphic symbols used in ladder diagrams to represent inputs, outputs, and the logic rules for connecting them. It provides an example of designing a direct on line control circuit by listing inputs and outputs, drawing the wiring diagram, and creating the corresponding ladder diagram.

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    This document provides an introduction to programming programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It defines the active and inactive states of PLC inputs and outputs, with inputs in the active state when voltage is present and outputs in the active state when the requested action is occurring. The document then describes ladder logic networks and the basic graphic symbols used in ladder diagrams to represent inputs, outputs, and the logic rules for connecting them. It provides an example of designing a direct on line control circuit by listing inputs and outputs, drawing the wiring diagram, and creating the corresponding ladder diagram.

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    Unikl-Mfi Introduction To Programming 1

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    Ali Dan Juga Hafifi
    This document provides an introduction to programming programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It defines the active and inactive states of PLC inputs and outputs, with inputs in the active state when voltage is present and outputs in the active state when the requested action is occurring. The document then describes ladder logic networks and the basic graphic symbols used in ladder diagrams to represent inputs, outputs, and the logic rules for connecting them. It provides an example of designing a direct on line control circuit by listing inputs and outputs, drawing the wiring diagram, and creating the corresponding ladder diagram.

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    •INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 1


    Objective
     Be able to design ladder diagram based
    on application given

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 2


    PLC
     Active state:
    • Input at logic “1” (voltage present)
    • Output at logic “1” (action requested,
    lamp illuminated)

     Inactive state:
    • Input at logic “0” (no voltage present)
    • Output at logic “0” (action not
    requested, lamp off)

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 3


    LADDER LOGIC NETWORK

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 4


    BASIC GRAPHIC SYMBOL
    INPUT
    Graphic Symbol

    Contact Physical Bit


    used action associated

    Direct test of the bit Inverse test of the bit

    NO Rest 0 Test result : off Test result : on


    (contact open) (non conductive) (conductive)

    Actuate 1 Test result : on Test result : off


    (contact close) (conductive) (non conductive)

    Rest 1 Test result : on Test result : off


    (contact close) (conductive) (non conductive)
    NC
    Actuate 0 Test result : off Test result : on
    (contact open) (non conductive) (conductive)

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 5


    BASIC GRAPHIC SYMBOL

    OUTPUT
    Result of test Graphic Symbol

    Direct transfer to the output bit Inverse transfer to the output bit

    0 off : Coil deenergize on : Coil energize


    1 on : Coil energize off : Coil deenergize

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 6


    Example

     DIRECT ON LINE CIRCUIT (control circuit)

    • Complete the PLC Input / output list

    • Draw the PLC input/Output wiring

    • Design the ladder diagram

    (handout 08)

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 7


    End of chapter

    UNIKL-MFI Introduction to programming 8

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