yazan Member Y Join Date Apr 2006 Location jor Posts 1 Apr 8, 2006 #1 when the input changes very fast how can i delay the input ingeneral note: i am a student so please give me the answer in the ladder diagram
when the input changes very fast how can i delay the input ingeneral note: i am a student so please give me the answer in the ladder diagram
Steve Bailey Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator Join Date Apr 2002 Location The boondocks of Western Massachusetts USA Posts 8,589 Apr 8, 2006 #2 When the input changes too fast, a standard PLC input can no longer detect it. You need either an interrupt input or a high speed counter.
When the input changes too fast, a standard PLC input can no longer detect it. You need either an interrupt input or a high speed counter.
panic mode Member Join Date May 2003 Location Toronto, Canada Posts 1,963 Apr 8, 2006 #3 or device to stretch pulse
jstolaruk Lifetime Supporting Member J Join Date Dec 2004 Location Detroit, SE Michigan Posts 3,908 Apr 8, 2006 #4 If the input is actually not so fast that it can be read by the PLC in one scan, I've seen this method used to extend a input pulse. The ladder is AB RSLogix. I'll leave the question mark as an exercise. | +--------+ |--+---| |------+---------------------| TON |---(en) | | input | | t4:0 |---(tt) | | | | |---(dn) | +---| |------+ +--------+ | t4:0.? |
If the input is actually not so fast that it can be read by the PLC in one scan, I've seen this method used to extend a input pulse. The ladder is AB RSLogix. I'll leave the question mark as an exercise. | +--------+ |--+---| |------+---------------------| TON |---(en) | | input | | t4:0 |---(tt) | | | | |---(dn) | +---| |------+ +--------+ | t4:0.? |