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PLC Energize or De-energize the Outputs based on Events

Write a PLC Program to Energize or De-energize the Outputs based on Events using PLC programming ladder logic. plc programs for practice.

Last updated: November 2, 2023 4:58 pm
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Write the following PLC Program to Energize or De-energize the Outputs based on Events.

A certain switch (I:1/0) is to start a process.

The process is to run for 30 seconds, stop for 10 seconds and then repeat as long switch I:1/0 remains closed.

Opening I:1/0 at any time is to reset all timers and de-energize all outputs. Output O:2/0 is to be energized during the 30s run period and output O:2/1 is to be energized during the 10s stop period.

During the run period, a single output O:2/2 is controlled by input I:1/1. If I:1/1 is open (at the beginning of the run period) O:2/2 is to be off for the first 5 seconds then on for 10 seconds.

If I:1/1 is closed (at the beginning of the run period) O:2/2 is to be off for the first 10 seconds then on for 15 seconds.

Changing I:1/1 after the run period has begun should not change the above sequence. Output O:2/2 is always to be off during the stop period.

PLC Energize or De-energize Outputs

PLC Energize or De-energize Outputs

You can share the detailed explanation of above PLC ladder logic with comments section.

Author: Dr. D. J. Jackson

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3 Comments
  • Vijay Raghuwanshi says:
    July 5, 2019 at 11:47 pm

    Which software you used

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  • Tsepo Rasilalume says:
    July 25, 2022 at 1:15 pm

    Hi, exactly what I’ve been searching for – Thanks.
    Is it possible to write it in STL? I struggle a bit with Ladder.

    Many Thanks.
    Tsepo

    Reply
  • Million Haile says:
    July 6, 2023 at 1:04 am

    Hi.my name Million Haile.can you show me ladder diagram for bar soap wrapping machine

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