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D-2 GlossaryContact Output: Relay control outputs are often available in these contactforms:• Form A Contact (SPST-NO): Single-pole, single-throw relays use thenormally open and common contacts to switch power. The contactsclose when the relay coil is energized and open when power is removedfrom the coil.• Form B Contact (SPST-NC): Single-pole, single-throw relays use thenormally closed and common contacts. These contacts open when therelay coil is energized and close when power is removed from the coil.• Form C Contact (SPDT): Single-pole, double-throw relays use thenormally open, normally closed, and common contacts. The relay canbe wired as a Form A or Form B contact.Control Action: The control output response relative to the differencebetween the process variable and the set point. For reverse action (usuallyheating), as the process decreases below the set point, the output increases. Fordirect action (usually cooling), as the process increases above the set point, theoutput increases.Control Mode: The type of control action used by the controller can includeON/OFF, time-proportioning, PD, and PID. Other combinations andrefinements are used.CSA: Canadian Standards Association is an independent testing laboratorythat establishes commercial and industrial standards, as well as tests productsand certifies them.C-UL: This symbol appearing in literature and marked on products indicatesCanadian recognition of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. approval of particularproduct classes. The C-UL approval may stand in place of Canadian StandardsAssociation certification. All references to C-UL are based on prior listing orrecognition from the original UL file.Dead Band: The time period in a control system between a change in stimuliand any measurable response in the controlled variable. In the deadband,specific conditions can be placed on control output actions. Operators selectthe dead band width. It is usually above the heating proportional band andbelow the cooling proportional band.Derivative: The rate of change in a process variable which forms the “D” in aPID control algorithm. This control action anticipates the rate of change ofthe process and compensates to minimize overshoot and undershoot.Derivative control is an instantaneous change of the control output in thesame direction as the proportional error. This is caused by a change in theprocess variable (PV) that decreases over the derivative time.Publication 900-UM003C-EN-E - January 2004
Glossary D-3Deviation: A departure of a controlled variable from a command such as setpoint.Deviation Indication: A system of indication in which a departure of adetected value from the set point is indicated.DIN (Deutsche Industrial Norm): A German standards agency that setsworld-recognized engineering and industrial standards.DIN 43760: The standard that defines the characteristics of a 100 Ω platinumRTD having a resistance vs. temperature curve specified by a = 0.00385 Ω perdegree.Drift: A gradual change over a long period of time that affects the reading orvalue. Changes in ambient temperature, component aging, contamination,humidity, and line voltage all contribute to drift.Droop: <strong>Controller</strong>s using only proportional control can settle at a value belowthe actual set point once the system stabilizes. This offset is corrected with theaddition of Integral control in the control algorithm.Electromagnetic Compatibility: To conform with CE’s EMC requirements,equipment or a system must operate without introducing significantelectromagnetic disturbances to the environment or be affected byelectromagnetic disturbances.Electromagnetic Interference: There are many possible sources forelectromagnetic interference (EMI) in an industrial control setting. It canoriginate as electrical or magnetic noise caused by switching AC power oninside the sine wave. EMI interferes with the operation of controls and otherdevices.Electromechanical Relay: A power switching device that completes orinterrupts a circuit by physically moving electrical contacts into contact witheach other. These are used primarily for ON/OFF control operation.Event: A programmable ON/OFF output signal. Events can controlperipheral equipment or processes, or act as an input for another control loop.Event input boards are an option for most Rockwell controllers.Fahrenheit: A temperature scale that has 32° at the ice point and 212° at theboiling point of water at sea level. To convert Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract32 from °F and multiply the remainder by 0.556.Full Indication: A system of indication in which a detected value is indicatedwith a setting range.Publication 900-UM003C-EN-E - January 2004
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Table of Contentstoc-iiiExecuting t
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Table of Contentstoc-vMemory Error
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PrefaceSafety PrecautionsSafety Sig
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Chapter 1Bulletin 900-TC32 Input an
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Bulletin 900-TC32 Input and Output
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Bulletin 900-TC32 Input and Output
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Chapter 2PreparationsHardware Insta
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