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PLC Logo Exercises and Diagrams

The document outlines a series of exercises involving the Siemens LOGO PLC, including tasks related to electrical, function, and contact diagrams, as well as installation procedures. Each practice requires the use of function language and ladder logic to solve various control scenarios, such as activating motors and lamps based on button inputs. Additionally, the document specifies the inclusion of simulation screenshots and scheduling for timers and other components.

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PLC Logo Exercises and Diagrams

The document outlines a series of exercises involving the Siemens LOGO PLC, including tasks related to electrical, function, and contact diagrams, as well as installation procedures. Each practice requires the use of function language and ladder logic to solve various control scenarios, such as activating motors and lamps based on button inputs. Additionally, the document specifies the inclusion of simulation screenshots and scheduling for timers and other components.

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EXERCISES WITH LOGO

SIEMENS
TASK:
CARRY OUT THE EXERCISES CONSIDERING THE FOLLOWING:
A) ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
B) FUNCTION DIAGRAM
C) CONTACT DIAGRAM
D) INSTALLATION OF THE PLC (LOGO 220 VAC)
NOTE: FOR EACH QUESTION INCLUDE A SCREENSHOT OF THE SIMULATION. ALSO, PLEASE CONSIDER
ATTACH THE SCHEDULING OF TIMERS, SCHEDULES, ETC.

LEGEND:
SWITCH, PUSH BUTTON
Pilot lamp
KM: CONTACTOR
ELECTROVALVE SOLENOID
Parallel Connection
SERIES CONNECTION

PRACTICE 1: Solve in Function Language and Ladder.

S1=H1; S2=H2; S3*S4*S5*S6=H3.

PRACTICE 2: Solve in Function Language and Ladder.

[(S1+S2) * S3] + [(S4+S5) *S6] = H.

PRACTICE 3: Solve in Function Language and Ladder.

{[(S1*S2) + (S3 * S4)] + [(S5 * S6) + (S7*S8)]} * S9 = KM + H.

PRACTICE 4: We will turn on a motor using a push button.

PRACTICE 5: With a button, we will turn on a 220 V lamp.

PRACTICE 6: We will control a double-acting pneumatic cylinder using two push buttons.
effect.

PRACTICE 7: Upon detecting a photocell, a motor will be activated.

PRACTICE 8: A light will turn on 5 seconds after activating a switch S1 and will turn off when
disable it.

PROGRAMMABLE AUTOMATA PLC PROF. PEDRO PORTILLO TASK 1


PRACTICA S/N: A light will turn on when pressing button S1 and will turn off after five
seconds. If a switch S0 is activated, the light will not turn on.

PRACTICE 9: The lighting of a staircase will turn on when pressing S1 and will remain on for
1 minute, when there are 10 seconds left to complete the minute, the light will turn off for one second.
as a warning.

PRACTICE 10: The light of the central courtyard of the UTP will turn on from Monday to Saturday from 6 PM to 11 PM.
On Sundays from 6 PM to 8 PM. In the mornings during working hours, it will be turned on from 7 AM to 9 AM.

DEVELOPED EXAMPLE:

PRACTICE S/N: A light will turn on when a button S1 is activated and will turn off after five
seconds. If a switch S0 is activated, the light will not turn on.

I. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM:
L1

S1 S2

CONTROL

N X

II. INSTRUCTION FRAME:


ENTRANCES SYMBOL OPERATING LOGO
BUTTON S1 I1
BUTTON S2 I2
OUTPUTS
LAMP H1 Q1

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLER PROF. PEDRO PORTILLO TASK 1


III. CONTACT DIAGRAM:

IV. FUNCTION DIAGRAM:

V. INSTALLATION DIAGRAM:

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) PROF. PEDRO PORTILLO TASK 1

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