This document outlines various ladder logic programming exercises for PLCs involving basic and advanced functions. It includes exercises to:
1) Implement basic logic functions like latches, interlocks, and Boolean expressions.
2) Write ladder logic using timers and counters to control outputs based on time or count limits, like turning on/off lights or motors at time intervals.
3) Write more complex logic using conveyor sensor counting, traffic light controls, and a time of day clock.
4) Develop advanced functions including indicator lights based on conveyor part counts, implementing a car parking system, and a mathematical expression.
5) Design a human-machine interface (HMI) for an industrial application.
This document outlines various ladder logic programming exercises for PLCs involving basic and advanced functions. It includes exercises to:
1) Implement basic logic functions like latches, interlocks, and Boolean expressions.
2) Write ladder logic using timers and counters to control outputs based on time or count limits, like turning on/off lights or motors at time intervals.
3) Write more complex logic using conveyor sensor counting, traffic light controls, and a time of day clock.
4) Develop advanced functions including indicator lights based on conveyor part counts, implementing a car parking system, and a mathematical expression.
5) Design a human-machine interface (HMI) for an industrial application.
This document outlines various ladder logic programming exercises for PLCs involving basic and advanced functions. It includes exercises to:
1) Implement basic logic functions like latches, interlocks, and Boolean expressions.
2) Write ladder logic using timers and counters to control outputs based on time or count limits, like turning on/off lights or motors at time intervals.
3) Write more complex logic using conveyor sensor counting, traffic light controls, and a time of day clock.
4) Develop advanced functions including indicator lights based on conveyor part counts, implementing a car parking system, and a mathematical expression.
5) Design a human-machine interface (HMI) for an industrial application.
This document outlines various ladder logic programming exercises for PLCs involving basic and advanced functions. It includes exercises to:
1) Implement basic logic functions like latches, interlocks, and Boolean expressions.
2) Write ladder logic using timers and counters to control outputs based on time or count limits, like turning on/off lights or motors at time intervals.
3) Write more complex logic using conveyor sensor counting, traffic light controls, and a time of day clock.
4) Develop advanced functions including indicator lights based on conveyor part counts, implementing a car parking system, and a mathematical expression.
5) Design a human-machine interface (HMI) for an industrial application.
1. Design and development of basic ladder logic programming for PLC.
a) Implement a Latch circuit
b) 2 – input interlock logic c) 3 – input interlock logic d) Implementation of a Boolean expression like A’B’C’+A’B’C+A’BC’ +A’BC e) Implementation of Logic gates f) Implement using ladder logic
2. Ladder logic programming for industrial application using timers and
counters of PLC. a) Write a ladder logic program to switch an LED ON and OFF periodically at every 2 seconds b) Write a ladder logic program for the given application, an indicating light is to turn ON for 10 Sec when a count of 5 is reached c) Write a ladder logic program for a machine M is to be turned ON either when count A goes up to 5 or when count B goes up to 7. If A goes with 5 then M should turn ON for 5 Sec or If B goes with 7 then M should turn ON for 10 Sec d) Implement the ladder logic program for closing the switch immediately turns ON motors M1, M2 & M3. When the switch is opened, motors M1, M2 & M3 torn OFF at 5 – second intervals e) Implement the ladder logic program for the following application i. To start the machine, the operator turns switch SW ON ii. Before the motor shaft starts to turn, the bearing are supplied with oil by the pump for 10 seconds iii. When the operator turns switch SW OFF to stop the machine, the oil pump continuous to supply oil for 15 sec iv. A retentive timer is used to track the total running time of the pump. When the total running time is 180 min, the motor is shut down and the pilot light is turned ON to indicate that the filter and the oil need to be changed v. A reset button is provided to reset the process f) Implement the control of traffic lights in single and two directions g) Implement a simple timer/ counter program to simulate a time-of-day clock measuring time in hours, minutes and seconds. Add an ON/OFF Switch 3. Ladder logic programming using advanced functions of PLC. a) There are two conveyors, each with sensors to count input and output of parts entering and leaving the conveyors. There are to be three indicating lights for the process as follows: i. No. of parts on the conveyor equal White Light ii. No. of parts on the conveyor 1 is greater Green Light iii. No. of parts on the conveyor 2 is greater Blue Light b) Implement the car parking system (2𝑎+3𝑏) c) Implement the following expression 𝑦 = √ 4𝑐 4. Design and development of HMI programming for industrial application
