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Task On Latching

The document provides examples of Ladder Logic (LAD) diagrams to control various systems including conveyors, motors, lights, fans, and hardwired circuits. The examples involve starting and stopping conveyors and motors in sequences, running a conveyor or fan when a button is pressed and stopping when a feedback signal is received, interlocking lights so they cannot be on at the same time, controlling motor direction, and implementing hardwired control circuits using a PLC with inputs like pressure switches and selector switches. Ladder logic diagrams are to be drawn for each example to program the described logic.

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Task On Latching

The document provides examples of Ladder Logic (LAD) diagrams to control various systems including conveyors, motors, lights, fans, and hardwired circuits. The examples involve starting and stopping conveyors and motors in sequences, running a conveyor or fan when a button is pressed and stopping when a feedback signal is received, interlocking lights so they cannot be on at the same time, controlling motor direction, and implementing hardwired control circuits using a PLC with inputs like pressure switches and selector switches. Ladder logic diagrams are to be drawn for each example to program the described logic.

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Example 1:

Draw the LAD logic for a latching circuit.


Example 2:
Three conveyors are to be started and stopped
in different sequences with help of two set of
push buttons each (One START/NO and One
STOP/NC). If conveyors are to be stopped while
STARTING, that must be done with EMERGENCY
STOP. Same thing is true while STOP sequence
is going on.
(HINTS:-START-STOP).
Example 3:
A conveyer ’C’ is to run when any of the four
push button is pressed. The conveyer is to stop
when any one of the four feed back comes to the
plc from the physical site.
Example 4:
Develop LAD logic for sequential control of two
motors.
Two motors (M1, M2) are to be separately
started and stop from individual start stop push
button stations. Motor M2 can only be started
when Motor M1 starts. Once motor M2 starts it
can be separately stopped but if the stop push
button for motor M1 is pressed then both the
motor M1& M2 gets OFF. While running Motor M1
& M2 both if a common stop switch is pressed it
makes both the motor OFF.
Example 5:
Design and draw the schematic for a
conventional hardwired circuit that will
perform the following circuit functions using
two break-make push buttons:
 Turn on light L1 when push button PB1 is
pressed.
 Turn on light L2 when push button PB2 is
pressed.
 Electrically interlock the push buttons so
that L1 and L2 cannot both be turned on at
the same time.
Example 6:
Draw LAD logic for motor forward-reverse.
Example 7:
Four pushbutton station controls a fan each
station has a start stop push buttons .Two door
interlock must be closed before the fan runs.
When start Push Button is pressed from any
push button station the fan runs and the fan can
be stopped from any push button station by
pressing stop push button.
Example 8:
Design a PLC program & prepare a typical I/O
connection diagram and ladder logic program
that will correctly execute the hardwired
control circuit in
Where CR is Control Relay .
PL is Pilot Light.
PS is Pressure Switch.
SS is Selector Switch.
Example 9:
Design a PLC program and prepare a typical I/O
connection diagram and ladder logic program
that will correctly execute the hardwired
control circuit in
FOLLOWING FIGURE IS FOR ELECTRICAL
HARDWARE CONTROL SO WHILE DOING
LADDER AVOID OL (OVER LOAD RELAY)

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