PLC'S Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Decimal system?

A

It is the most common to us, has a base of 10. The radix or base of a number system determines the total number of different symbols or digits used by that system.

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2
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What is the Binary System?

A

Binary System-

Uses the number two as the base. The only allowable digits are 0 and 1.

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3
Q

Each ___ is capable of storing data in the form of binary digits, or bits.

A

Word

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4
Q

The number of ___ that a ___ can store depends on the type of PLC system used.

A

Bits, word

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5
Q

PLC memory is organized using ___, ____, or ____

A

Bytes,single words,or double words

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6
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A group of __ bits is a byte. And a group of 2 or more bytes is a ___.

A

8,word

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7
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To convert a decimal number to its binary equivalent we must perform a series of division by ___.

A

2

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8
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Computer memory is a series of binary __’s and __’s.

A

1’s and 0’s

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9
Q

One method of representing a binary number as either a ____ or ____ value to use and extra digit or ____ at the MSB side of the number.

A

Positive, negative, or sign bit

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10
Q

The ___________ is a base 8 system, is used because 8 data bits make up a byte of information that can be addressed.

A

The Octal Numbering System

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11
Q

What is a convenient means of handling large binary numbers.

A

The Octal Numbering System

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12
Q

_____ converts easily to _____ equivalents.

A

Octal, binary

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13
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________________ is a numbering system is used in programmable controllers because a _____ of data consists of ___ data bits, or _________ bytes.

A

___The Hexadecimal Numbering System_ is a numbering system is used in programmable controllers because a ___word__ of data consists of __16_ data bits, or _____two 8-bit____ bytes.

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14
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The Binary Coded Decimal System (BCD) provides a ______way of handling _______ that need to be ________or _______ from a PLC.

A

The Binary Coded Decimal System (BCD) provides a ____convenient__way of handling ___large numbers____ that need to be ___input_____or ______output_ from a PLC.

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15
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______ stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange.

A

ASCII

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16
Q

What is an alphanumeric code because it includes letters as well as numbers.

A

ASCII

17
Q

A ____ bit is used to detect errors that may occur while a ___ is moved.

A

A _parity___ bit is used to detect errors that may occur while a _word__ is moved.

18
Q

___ is a system in which each character transmitted contains ___ additional bit.

A

__Parity _ is a system in which each character transmitted contains __one_ additional bit.

19
Q

____ addition follows rules similar to decimal addition. When adding with ____ numbers, there are only ____ conditions that can occur.

A

___Binary_ addition follows rules similar to decimal addition. When adding with __binary__ numbers, there are only ___four_ conditions that can occur.

20
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The ___ code is a special type of __ code that does not use ____ weighting. In other words, each position does not have a ____ weight. The ____ code is set up so that as we progress from ___ number to the next, only __ bit changes.

A

The Gray__ code is a special type of binary__ code that does not use ___position weighting. In other words, each position does not have a __definite__ weight. The ___Gray code is set up so that as we progress from __one_ number to the next, only one bit changes.