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    The I/O section of a PLC consists of input and output modules. Input modules interface with field devices to connect inputs to the controller. Output modules interface with field devices to connect outputs from the controller. PLCs use optical isolators to electrically isolate internal components from input and output terminals.

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    The I/O section of a PLC consists of input and output modules. Input modules interface with field devices to connect inputs to the controller. Output modules interface with field devices to connect outputs from the controller. PLCs use optical isolators to electrically isolate internal components from input and output terminals.

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    The I/O section of a PLC consists of input and output modules. Input modules interface with field devices to connect inputs to the controller. Output modules interface with field devices to connect outputs from the controller. PLCs use optical isolators to electrically isolate internal components from input and output terminals.

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    PLC Part5

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    The I/O section of a PLC consists of input and output modules. Input modules interface with field devices to connect inputs to the controller. Output modules interface with field devices to connect outputs from the controller. PLCs use optical isolators to electrically isolate internal components from input and output terminals.

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    I/O Section

    Consists of:
    • Input modules
    • Output modules.

    Lecture – Introduction to PLC's MME 486 – Fall 2006 21 of 47


    I/O Section

    Input Module

    • Forms the interface


    by which input field
    devices are connected
    to the controller.

    • The terms “field” and


    “real world”are used to
    distinguish actual external
    devices that exist and must
    be physically wired into the system.

    Lecture – Introduction to PLC's MME 486 – Fall 2006 22 of 47


    I/O Section
    Output Module

    • Forms the interface


    by which output field
    devices are connected
    to the controller.

    • PLCs employ an
    optical isolator which
    uses light to electrical-
    ly isolate the internal
    components from the
    input and output
    terminals.
    Lecture – Introduction to PLC's MME 486 – Fall 2006 23 of 47
    Programming Device

    PC with appropriate
    software

    • A personal computer (PC) is the most commonly used


    programming device
    • The software allows users to create, edit, document,
    store and troubleshoot programs
    • The personal computer communicates with the PLC
    processor via a serial or parallel data communications link
    Lecture – Introduction to PLC's MME 486 – Fall 2006 24 of 47
    Programming Device

    Hand-held unit
    with display

    • Hand-held programming devices are sometimes used to


    program small PLCs

    • They are compact, inexpensive, and easy to use, but


    are not able to display as much logic on screen as a
    computer monitor

    Lecture – Introduction to PLC's MME 486 – Fall 2006 25 of 47

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