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Programming Logic Controllers Input/Output Devices & Motor Controls - Chapter 4

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Programming Logic Controllers. Input /Output Devices & Motor Controls - Chapter 4. PLC Control. Output control Turn on/off a circuit Increase/decrease motor speed or torque Input parameters Temperature Pressure Humidity Time. Pushbuttons and Switches. Discrete input devices - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Programming Logic Controllers

Programming Logic Controllers

Input/Output Devices & Motor Controls - Chapter 4

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PLC ControlOutput control• Turn on/off a circuit• Increase/decrease

motor speed or torqueInput parameters• Temperature• Pressure• Humidity • Time

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Pushbuttons and Switches• Discrete input devices

• either on or off• Connected to PLC inputs• When ON they place a positive voltage• When OFF they apply zero voltage to the

port• (NO) Normally open – on until switched off• (NC) Normally closed – off until switched on

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PushbuttonsMomentary• Must hold open/closed• Return to normal position when

releasedLocked-position• Latch until state changed again

physically

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SwitchesManual• Require human interventionAutomatic• Mechanical or electrical• Thermostat• Limit switch

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Switches cont’d• Temperature Switch• Pressure Switch• Liquid level Switch• Flow Switch• Float Switch• Foot Switch• Proximity Switch

• Led + phototransistor

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Sensors• Digital – high low voltage• Analog – varying voltage levels• Proximity Sensors• Inductive Sensor – detects current

induced from magnetic fields to detect metal

• Capacitive Sensor – measures change in sensors dielectric caused by nearby objects

• Optical sensors• Emitter + detector• Visible, ultraviolet, infrared, or laser• Reflection varies with object type

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Hall Effect Sensor• Reed switch• Switched by

magnetic fields pull or push

• Solid state• Resist vibration• Relay used wire coil to generate magnetic field• Reed switch used permanent magnate

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Ultrasonic Sensor• Above 16kHz sound ping (like submarine)• Time for reflected sound to return proportional to

object’s distance• Accurate over short distances and cheap• Electrostatic up to 50kHz

• Capacitive • Longer range but sensitive to

environment• Piezoelectric up to 1MHz

• Rugged• Crystal lattice produces voltage

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RADAR Sensors• Radio Detection and Ranging• Detect metal

objects• Not used in

factories

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Cameras & Object Recognition Software• Can identify defects• Detecting which parts• Quality assurance• Getting better

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Indicators• Pilot lights

• Red yellow green for states/conditions• Ammeters & Voltmeters

• Looking for undervoltage or overcurrent conditions

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Relays & Contactors• Relay

• like a reed switch but with a coil• energized (magnetized) • de-energized (demagnetized)• Power relay (contactor) or

control relay (relay)• Contactor

• Power relay• Uses a small amount of voltage to

control a large amount• Solid state relays

• No moving parts to wear out • perform well in harsh environments

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Solenoids• Convert electrical energy into

mechanical motion• Movable plunger at core with spring• When energized

plunger is pulled• When de-energized

spring reverses action

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Motor ControlMotor Starters• Constant speed motors (on/off)• Contactors and Overload protection overload

relays• Temperature or thermal overload relay - common• Magnetic overload relay - faster but $$$

Motor Drives• Soft start stand still to operating speed• Plugging when motor reverses direction

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Electrical Symbols

http://www.techtransfer.com/resources/wiki/entry/1829/#Contacts

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Electrical Symbols

http://www.wadeinstruments.com/ez_schematics/description.htm