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plc analog - 22.24<br />

writing it to an output card (O:001). If the value exceeds 100 then a BIG_LIGHT <strong>and</strong> SIREN<br />

are turned on for 5sec. Use a structured design technique to develop ladder logic..<br />

F<br />

=<br />

V<br />

------ in<br />

6<br />

22.7 PRACTICE PROBLEM SOLUTIONS<br />

1. b)<br />

2.<br />

R<br />

10V – (–<br />

10V)<br />

= --------------------------------- = 200 7 bits = 128<br />

0.1V<br />

8 bits = 256<br />

The minimum number of bits is 8.<br />

3.<br />

N = 12 R = 4096 V min<br />

= – 10V V max<br />

= 10V<br />

V<br />

V I<br />

INT in<br />

– V = ⎛----------------------------<br />

min ⎞<br />

⎝ – ⎠ R = 2608<br />

V max<br />

V min<br />

V in<br />

= 2.735V<br />

V C<br />

V I<br />

= ⎛<br />

⎝<br />

----⎞ R ⎠<br />

( Vmax – V min ) + V min = 2.734V<br />

4. for the 1771-IFE card you would put keying in the back of the card, because voltage is being<br />

measured, jumpers inside the card are already in the default position. Calibration might be<br />

required, this can be done using jumper settings <strong>and</strong> suppling known voltages, then adjusting<br />

trim potentiometers on the card. The card can then be installed in the rack - it is recommended<br />

that they be as close to the CPU as possible. After the programming software is running the<br />

card is added to the IO configuration, <strong>and</strong> automatic settings can be used - these change the<br />

memory values to set values in integer memory.<br />

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