Relays in PLC
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Post the article you are reading so we can see the context.
Mickey
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tested,
Are you talking about hardware or programming terminology?
If hardware, then the term is the same an electromechanical relay.
If a programming term then rguimond gave you the answer. ( relay=coil/output)
Are you talking about hardware or programming terminology?
If hardware, then the term is the same an electromechanical relay.
If a programming term then rguimond gave you the answer. ( relay=coil/output)
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Hi Guys, the question actually involved PLC programming. Thanks for clarifying me on this issue.
I am preparing for an exam, and i have a series of questions that need to be answered. Hope i won't take much of time with my beginner questions.
Tested!
I am preparing for an exam, and i have a series of questions that need to be answered. Hope i won't take much of time with my beginner questions.
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