Programmable Logic Controllers Principles And Applications By John W Webbpdf Updated Access

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1. Processor (CPU): Executes control instructions, performs arithmetic and logic operations, and manages memory.
2. Memory: Stores the operating system, user program, and data tables (input/output images).
3. Input/Output (I/O) Modules: Interface between the PLC and field devices. Discrete I/O handles on/off signals; analog I/O processes continuous values like temperature or pressure.
4. Power Supply: Converts line voltage to the low DC levels required by the PLC’s internal circuits.
5. Programming Device: Typically a personal computer running ladder logic software (e.g., RSLogix, TIA Portal).

• Power Supply (converts AC to DC for logic)
• CPU (processor, memory, executes program)
• Input modules (AC/DC digital, analog)
• Output modules (relay, transistor, triac)
• Programming device (old: handheld; modern: PC)
• Backplane/rack or modular bus