Intro to PLCs L1-7 Flashcards

1
Q

____ is the connection of all exposed current-carrying metal parts to earth.

A

Grounding

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2
Q

Proper PLC grounding includes grounding a conductor shield at ____ point(s).

A

only one

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3
Q

An electrical enclosure provides the main protection for a PLC from ____ conditions.

A

atmospheric

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4
Q

The lower the ____, the greater the current flow and greater the severity of electric shock.

A

resistance

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5
Q

A(n) ___ is a dual-voltage unit used to set the power rating of a PLC.

A

Jumper Link

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6
Q

____ grounding is the connection of machinery electrical systems to earth ground to reduce the chance of electrical shock by grounding all non–current-carrying exposed metal.

A

Equipment

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7
Q

____ is any unwanted signal present on power lines.

A

Electrical noise

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8
Q

What is the third step in the OSHA lockout/tagout procedure?

A

Isolate machinery or equipment.

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9
Q

A(n) ____ signal continuously changes in value between defined limits.

A

analog

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10
Q

A ____ is the negative power supply terminal of a DC-powered PLC.

A

sink

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11
Q

Sinks use conventional electron flow through an ____ transistor.

A

NPN

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12
Q

A ____ shows what a device looks like, but does not give accurate dimensions or other specific detailed information.

A

pictorial drawing

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13
Q

Standard ____ components include pushbutton, limit, and pressure switches.

A

intput

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14
Q

There are ____ basic methods of wiring electrical circuits.

A

three

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15
Q

A ____ is a graphic element that represents a quantity, unit, device, or component.

A

symbol

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16
Q

A ____ is a drawing that shows the electrical connection of all devices and components to a PLC.

A

wiring diagram

17
Q

All PLCs are considered “____” electrical equipment.

A

open-type

18
Q

When programming a PLC contact, ____ can be added to the generic symbol.

A

words

19
Q

A(n) ____ is designed to suppress voltage spikes.

A

snubber circuit

20
Q

The number and type of I/Os cannot be changed in a ____ PLC.

A

fixed

21
Q

CPUs are rated according to the size of the program memory and ____.

A

scan time

22
Q

Low AC voltages __ - __ V are used for doorbells, security systems, and as a voltage level for PLC inputs.

A

6-24V

23
Q

What are typical PLC size classifications?

A

Nano/pico, micro, medium/small, and large

24
Q

XIC instructions are ____ instructions.

A

input

25
Q

Which unit is the smallest unit of memory?

A

bit

26
Q

For an output device to affect another instruction during a specific scan, the instruction must be in a rung ____ the output.

A

below

27
Q

____ instructions are located in data table file 5.

A

Counter

28
Q

Typically, RES instructions are used only with ___, ___, or ___ instructions.

A

RTO, CTU, or CTD

29
Q

____ timers can also be used to start equipment sequentially.

A

Cascaded

30
Q

____ timers are generally used to pulse outputs such as lights.

A

Free-running

31
Q

OTL can only turn a bit ____.

A

ON

32
Q

OTU can only turn a bit ____.

A

OFF

33
Q

____ relays draw high current when energized, producing high voltage spikes.

A

Electromechanical

34
Q

A ____ is a completely isolated circuit (contact) that can be switched by a relay.

A

pole