Transport and box stamping This post is a Ladder Logic Interlocking, which is going to be about a simple example of transport and box stamping. You will see that it is similar to a previous example about valves and sensors, called Ladder Interlocking II. As the previous example of Ladder Logic Interlocking, we must follow …
In this second part, we will finally know which is the adequate contact for a stop button and why. If you have not read the part one, click here. Merging Software and Hardware Every boolean instruction in a PLC program has a specific address, which is of a single bit and it will be given …
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Contacts and stop button In this post about contacts and a stop button, we are going to determine which contact is better to use for this type of button. In this part I, we will see the hardware logic and software logic. Hardware Logic First of all, we are going to talk about digital inputs …
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Basic example of Counter contact with IECuino Here, we will see another example, but this time it is going to be about Counters. It means that this is Counters Example I. As the previous post, we are going to explain what Counter means, in case you forgot its function. As the name suggests, this contact count …
Basic example of Timer Contact with IECuino In this post, we are going to see a super basic example of Timers, which is the Timers Example I of this blog, but before we start to explain it…can you differentiate Counters and Timers? We are going to explain to you what Timer means so easily.As the …
Filling and emptying a tank Ladder Logic Basic Example II Ladder Logic Basic Example I In this another Ladder Logic basic example (filling and emptying a tank), we must follow conditions for this Ladder Logic Interlocking. We will go over the process step by step, so you do not miss anything. Firstly, let’s take a …
It is a bit complicated to understand the PLC Wiring, Ladder Diagram symbol combinations and their logic states when one starts with PLCs and Ladder Logic. Therefore, we will be explaining in detail how to go about it. For ease of understanding, here you have an illustration: Referring to the image above, there are 3 …
Ladder Logic Basic Example In this post, you are going to see a Ladder Logic Interlocking example, specifically the PLC Diagram for Motor Interlocking. In this way, you can get to know the applications of this programming language. This example will consist of making an interlocking (self-retention) of a single-phase motor. To make it easier, …
In other posts, we have already briefly explained the Components of Ladder Logic, but in this post, we are going to go into detail about these Ladder Logic Components in IECuino. Specially, we will look at five components, which are the principal ones: Inputs Rung Comments Outputs Rails Tag Names Rungs 1. Inputs The Ladder …
In the top 5 most popular PLC programming languages, we found Ladder Logic. Before developing PLCs, manufacturing plants used relay-based circuitry to activate various loads depending on the Relay’s interconnection. The problem was that relays were expensive, needed continuous maintenance, and were difficult to modify. It was necessary to maintain the previous system’s similarities; hence, …
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