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    This document discusses the basic components and workings of a programmable logic controller (PLC). It describes the input and output modules that interface with field devices and processes, the central processing unit (CPU) that runs user programs to control outputs based on inputs, and the process image areas that transfer input and output data between modules and the CPU. It also covers addressing schemes, the execution of startup and cyclic program blocks, and how inputs are read, programs are executed, and outputs are written during each scan cycle.

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    This document discusses the basic components and workings of a programmable logic controller (PLC). It describes the input and output modules that interface with field devices and processes, the central processing unit (CPU) that runs user programs to control outputs based on inputs, and the process image areas that transfer input and output data between modules and the CPU. It also covers addressing schemes, the execution of startup and cyclic program blocks, and how inputs are read, programs are executed, and outputs are written during each scan cycle.

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    Constituents of PLC & Working: Customer Training

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    SIEMENS

    Power Supply

    CUSTOMER TRAINING

    CONSTITUENTS OF PLC & WORKING

    Input Module

    CPU Program Memory

    Output Module

    Field Inputs Control Elements PROCESS/MACHINE


    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-BASIC-5

    SIEMENS
    WORKING OF PLC Bringing Input Signal To PII

    Customer Training

    enable

    CPU

    Input Module PII


    P24

    PIQ

    PII-Process Image Input

    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-WORKING

    SIEMENS
    Processing of Signals using Program User Program Memory

    Customer Training

    Internal Timers

    CPU

    Internal Counters
    Flags /Bit Memory

    PII

    PIQ
    PIQ = Process Image Output

    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-WORKING

    SIEMENS

    Customer Training

    Sending Process Image Output To Output Module enable CPU Output Module PIQ M

    PII

    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-WORKING

    Addessing

    Address

    Identifier
    PII = I

    Byte Address

    Bit Address
    I1.4

    PIQ= Q

    Bit Memory = M Q4.0


    Timer = T

    Counter = C

    SIEMENS
    I 1.3 I 2.0

    Customer Training

    Process

    Images

    Q4.3

    Q5.0
    PII
    Byte 0 Byte 1 Byte 2 : : :

    CPU

    PIQ
    Byte 0 Byte 1 Byte 2 : : : 1

    User Program
    1

    1 : : A A = = CPU Memory Area I I Q Q : : : : 1.3 2.0 4. 3 5.0

    CPU

    Memory Area

    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-WORKING

    SIEMENS
    Start-up block (OB 100) Execution once after e.g. power on

    Customer Training Cyclical Program Execution(OB1)

    Start of the cycle monitoring time

    Input Module

    Reading the signal states from the modules and saving the data in the process image (PII)

    CPU Cycle

    Block Execution of the program in OB1 OB 1 (cyclical execution) Events (time-of-day interrupt, hardware interrupts etc.) call other OBs, FBs, FC/PBs, etc.

    A I 0.1 A I 0.2 = Q8.0

    Writing the process-image output table (PIQ) to the output modules

    Output Module

    A&D2/ATU

    PLC-WORKING

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