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ElectromagneticControl Relays
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A PLC was designed to
replace control relays that
made logic decisions.
An electrical relay
is a magnetic
switch which useselectromagnetism
to switch contacts.
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Relay operation.
Energized
De-energized
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Normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC)
contacts.
NO contacts are open
when the coil is
de-energized and closed
when the coil is energized
NC contacts are closed
when the coil is
de-energized and open
when the coil is energized
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Relay symbols.
The letter M
frequently indicates
a motor starter coil.
CRis used for
control relays.
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Control relay used to control two pilot lights.
Switch open and
coil de-energized
Switch closed and
coil energized
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Equivalent PLC simulationof a control
relay used to control two pilot lights.
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Contactors
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A contactoris a special type of
relay designed to handle heavy
power loadsthat are beyondthe capability of control relays.
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PLC used in
conjunction
with a contactorto switch power
on and off to a
pump.
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Motor Starters
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The motor starter is
made up of a
contactor with an
over load relay
attached physically
and electrically to it.
Contactor
OverloadRelay
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Hardwiredthree-phase magnetic motor starter.
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PLC programmed magnetic motor starter.
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Simulated PLC magnetic motor starter.
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Manually OperatedSwitches
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Manually operated switchesare controlled by hand.
Makes a circuit
when it is
pressed and
returns to itsopen position
when the button
is released.
Opens the
circuit when it is
pressed and
returns to theclosed position
when the button
is released.
When the
button is
pressed, the top
contacts openbefore the
bottom contacts
are closed.
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A selector swi tchoperator is rotated (instead of
pushed) to open and close contacts of the
attached contact block.
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Dual in-l ine package (DIP)switches are small
switch assemblies designed for mounting on
printed circuit board modules
DIP switches use binary(on/off) settings to set the
parameters for a
particular module.
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Mechanically OperatedSwitches
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A mechanical ly operated switchis controlled
automatically by factors such as pressure,
position, or temperature.
Limit switches are designed to operate
only when a predetermined limit is
reached, and they are usually actuatedby contact with an object such as a cam.
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Temperature
switches open or
close when a
designatedtemperature is
reached.
A temperature switch, or
thermostat, is used to sensetemperature changes.
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Pressure switchesare used to
control the pressure of liquids
and gases.
They are designed to
open or close theircontacts when a
specified pressure is
reached and can be
pneumatically (air)
or hydraulically
(liquid) actuated.
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Level switches
are used to sense
liquid levels.
The float switch is a type of level
switch which is weighted so that
as the liquid rises the switch
floats and turns upside down,
actuating its internal contacts.
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Sensors
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Proximity sensorsdetect
the presence of an object
without physical contact.
These solid-
state electronic
devices are
completely
encapsulated.
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Proximity sensors operate on different principles,
depending on the type of matter being detected.
Inductive proximity sensors are used to detect both
ferrous metals (containing iron) and nonferrous
metals (such as copper, aluminum, and brass).
Inductive proximity sensors
operate with electromagnetic
field which varies in strength
relative to a target.
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The method ofconnectinga proximity sensor
varieswith the type of sensor and its application.
Three-wire
sensor
Two-wiresensor
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Proximity sensor
sensing range.
Most proximity sensorscome equipped with an LED
status indicator to verify the
output switching action.
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A small leakage current flows through the sensor even
when the output is turned off.
When the sensor is on, a small voltage drop is lostacross its output terminals.
To operate properly, a
proximity sensor
should be powered
continuously.
The bleeder resistor allows
enough current for the sensor
to operate but not enough to
turn on the input.
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Capacitive proximity sensorsoperate within an
electrostatic f ieldand are actuated by both
conductive and nonconductive materials.
When the target nears the sensing surface, it enters
the electrostatic field of the electrodes and changes
the capacitance of the oscillator.
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Capacitive proximity sensors will sense metal objects
as well as nonmetallic materials such as paper, glass,
liquids, and cloth.
The larger the dielectric constant of a target, theeasier it is for the capacitive sensor to detect. This makes
possible the detection ofmaterials inside nonmetallic
containers.
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A magnetic reed switchis
composed of two flat contact tabs
that are sealed in a glass tube.
When a magnetic force is generated parallel to the
reed switch, the reeds will be drawn together to
actuate the switch.
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The photovoltaiccell and the photoconductive
cell are examples of light sensors.
Photovoltaic solar cell Photoconductive cell
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A photoelectr ic sensoroperates by
detecting a visible or invisible beam of
light and responding to a change in thereceived light intensity.
Photoelectric
sensors are
composed of a
transmitter (lightsource) and a
receiver (sensor
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The scan techniquerefers to the method used by
photoelectric sensors to detect an object.
The through-beamscan technique places the
transmitter and receiver in direct line with each other.
Because the light beam travels in only one direction,
through-beam scanning provides long-range sensing.
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In a retroreflectivescan
technique, the transmitter and
receiver are housed in thesame enclosure.
This arrangement requires the use of a separate
reflector mounted across from the sensor to return light
back to the receiver.
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F iber optic sensors
use a flexible cable
containing tinyfibers that channel
light from emitter
to receiver
Fiber optic sensor
systems are
completelyimmune to all
forms of electrical
interference.
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Bar code scannersare the
eyes of a data collection
system.
A bar code module
reading the bar code on
boxes as they move
along a conveyor line.
The PLC is programmed to divert the boxes to the
appropriate product lines according to the bar
code data.
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An ultrasonic sensoroperates by
sending high-frequency sound
waves toward the target andmeasuring the time it takes for
the pulses to bounce back.
The returning echo
signal is electronically
converted to a 4- to 20-
mA output, whichsupplies a monitored
measurement of level to
external control devices.
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A strain gauge
converts a
mechanicalstrain into an
electric signal.
The force applied to the load
cell causes it to bend. Thisbending action also distorts the
physical size of the cell, which in
turn changes its resistance.
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The thermocoupleis
the most widely used
temperature sensor.
Thermocouples operate on the
principle that when two dissimilarmetals are joined, a predictable
DC voltage will be generated
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F low measurementinvolves converting the
kinetic energy that the fluid has into some other
measurable form.
Turbine flowmeters use their rotational speed to
indicate the flow velocity.
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Tachometer generatorsconvert
rotational speed into an analog
voltage signal that can be used
for control applications.
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An encoderis used to convert
linear or rotary motion into a
binary digital signal.
The optical encoder uses a
light source shining on an
optical disk with lines orslots that interrupt the
beam of light to an optical
sensor. An electronic circuit
counts the interruptions of
the beam and generates the
encoders digital output
pulses.
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Output Control Devices
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Symbolsfor output control devices.
Symbols for output control devices
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Symbolsfor output control devices.
A t t i d i th t t l t i l
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An actuatoris a device that converts an electrical
signal into mechanical movement.
An electromechanical solenoid is an actuator thatuses electrical energy to magnetically cause mechanical
control action.
S l id l l h i l d i h k
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Solenoid valves are electromechanical devices that work
by passing an electrical current through a coil, thereby
changing the state of the valve.
St t t t i di t
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Stepper motorsrotate in discrete
increments when electrical command
pulses are applied to it in the propersequence.
Every revolution is
divided into a numberofsteps, and the motor
must be sent a voltage
pulse for each step.
The amount of rotation is directly proportional to the
number of pulses, and the speed of rotation is relative to
the frequency of those pulses.
Ser o motors t i closed loop d hil
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Servo motorsoperate in closed-loopmode, while
stepper motors operate in open-loopmode.
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Seal-In Circuits
6.8
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A seal-incircuit is a method of maintaining
current flow after a momentary switch has been
pressed and released.
Hardwired
Programmed
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Simulated seal-incircuit.
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Motor seal-in
circuit
implemented usingthe Allen-Bradley
Pico controller.
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Latching Relays
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Electromagnetic latching relaysare
designed to hold the relay closed after
power has been removed from the coil.
The latchcoil is momentarily
energized to set the latch and hold
the relay in the latched position.
The unlatch coil is momentarilyenergized to disengage the
mechanical latch and return the
relay to the unlatched position.
Th PLC t t l t h (OTL) d t t l t h
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The PLC output latch (OTL)and output unlatch
(OTU)instructions duplicate the operation of the
electromagnetic latching relay.
The OTL and OTU instructions have the same address.
The OTL instruction can only turn a bit on and the OTU
instruction can only turn a bit off.
Hardwired and programmed latching circuits
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Hardwiredand programmedlatching circuits.
Hardwired
Programmed
Simulated
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Simulated
programmed
latching circuit.
Process used to control the level of water in a
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Process used to control the level of water in a
storage tank.
Manual Mode -Thepump will start if the
water in the tank is at
any level except low.
Automatic Mode - When
the level of water reaches
the high point, the pump
will start.
-When the water level
reaches the low point, the
pump will stop.
Program used to control the water level
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Program used to control the water level.
I/O connections for program
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I/O connections for program.
Simulated action of program used to
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Simulated action of program used to
control the water level.
BManual
A - Auto
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Converting Relay
Schematics into PLCLadder Programs
A sequential control process is required for
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A sequentialcontrol process is required for
processes that demand that certain operations
be performed in a specific order.
In a filling and capping operations, the tasks are (1) fill
bottle and (2) press on cap. These tasks must be
performed in the proper order.
Combination controls require that certain
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Combinationcontrols require that certain
operations be performed without regard to the
order in which they are performed.
Here, the tasks are (1) place label 1 on bottle and (2)
place label 2 on bottle. The order in which the tasks are
performed does not really matter.
Automatic control involves maintaining a desired
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Automaticcontrol involves maintaining a desired
set pointat an output.
When maintaining a certain set-point temperature in a
furnace, if there is deviation from that set point, an error
is determined by comparing the output against the set
point and using this error to make a correction.
Sequential process control relay schematic.
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Sequential process control relay schematic.
1. Start button is pressed.
2. Table motor is started.
3. Package moves to the
position of the limitswitch and
automatically stops.
Sequential process control program.
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Sequential process control program.
Sequential process control program simulation.
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Sequential process control program simulation.
Instructions programmed for optimum scan time.
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Instructions programmed for optimum scan time.
The series instructions are programmed from the most
likely to be false to the least likely to be false.
The parallel path
that is most often
true is placed on
the top of the rung.
Hardwired jog circui t with control relay
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Hardwired jog circui twith control relay.
Equivalent programmed jog circuit.
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Equivalent programmedjog circuit.
Simulated programmed jog circuit.
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Simulatedprogrammed jog circuit.
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Writing a LadderLogic Program
Directly from a
Narrative Description Drilling process that
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Drilling process that
requires the drill press to
turn on only if there is a
part present and the
operator has one hand on
each of the start switches.
Simulated drilling process program
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g p p g
A motorized overhead garage door is to be
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operated automatically to preset open and
closed positions.
Motorized overhead garage door program.
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Simulated motorized overhead garage door program.
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Simulated motorized overhead garage door program.
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Continuous
filling operation.
This process
requires that
boxes moving ona conveyor be
automatically
positioned and
filled.
Continuous filling operation program.
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Simulated continuous filling operation program.
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