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PLC Memory Bit Programming Examples

This document provides examples of PLC programs using ladder logic to control outputs based on sensor inputs. Example 1 turns an output off if its input is turned on while the output is on. Example 2 turns a lamp on when one proximity switch is triggered, and off when another proximity switch is triggered. Example 3 turns individual lamps on based on separate sensor inputs, and turns all lamps off with a fourth sensor. Example 4 controls a motor starting with one button and stopping with another, or stopping momentarily with a third "jog" button. Example 5 controls two bulbs to indicate a car's position as it passes three proximity sensors in a tunnel.

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PLC Memory Bit Programming Examples

This document provides examples of PLC programs using ladder logic to control outputs based on sensor inputs. Example 1 turns an output off if its input is turned on while the output is on. Example 2 turns a lamp on when one proximity switch is triggered, and off when another proximity switch is triggered. Example 3 turns individual lamps on based on separate sensor inputs, and turns all lamps off with a fourth sensor. Example 4 controls a motor starting with one button and stopping with another, or stopping momentarily with a third "jog" button. Example 5 controls two bulbs to indicate a car's position as it passes three proximity sensors in a tunnel.

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--PLC PROGRAMMES ON LADDER LOGICS—

Programme Examples on Memory Bits.


Example 1: When an input sensor is made
ON it will make an output OFF which is
previously ON.
Example 2: When a proximity switch is
sensed it will make a lamp ON when
another proximity switch is sensed it will
make the same lamp OFF.
Example 3: When the sensor S1 is made
ON the lamp B1 should glow
When the sensor S2 is made ON the lamp
B2 should glow
When the sensor S3 is made ON the lamp
B3 should glow
When the sensor S4 is made ON the entire
lamp should OFF.
Hints: - Do it by use of a memory bit.

Example 4: One motor starts to run and continues if Start push button (PB1) is pressed and released and
stops when Stoppush button (PB2) is pressed and [Link] another push button (PB3,Jog pushbutton)
is pressed, motor runs as long as
the push button is pressed and stops if push button is released. While the motor is running if Jog push
button is pressed and released then motor should stop. When again Jog push button is pressed and
released then Jog function is activated
Jog: - It means when push button is
pressed output will be ON when push
button is released output will be OFF.
Example 5: In a one way tunnel there are
three proximity sensors S1, S2 & S3. When
the car passes sensor S1 the bulb B1
glows. When the car passes sensor S2 the
bulb B1 gets OFF & the bulb B2 glows.
When the car finally passes the sensor S3
the bulb B2 gets OFF.

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