Seal-in is not a hotel in Monterey This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom of screen to review what you have.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
AC vs. DC Current Electromagnetic Fields
Advertisements

Contactors & Relays.
Unijunction Transistor Circuit Templates
ECE 201 Circuit Theory I1 Electromagnetic Devices.
Elec467 Power Machines & Transformers
Contactor, Relays and Overloads
Ladder program elements to deal with active high and/or active low input devices This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at.
Introduction to Electromagnetic Fields A G Inc. Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom of screen)
GO ORDNANCE !!! ORDNANCECORPS 1 Troubleshoot the DC Electrical Control System on the EPP III.
5/10KW TQG DC CIRCUITS Preheat Circuit Crank Circuit Fuel Circuit
TEST A MULTIPLE CONTACT RELAY 5-60KW TQG GENERATOR SETS.
Electricity and Magnetism Circuits Electromagnets
Electromagnetism, etc. Q & A. Q#1 Q#2 Q#3 Q#4.
Lesson 15: Dc Motor Control Components and Diagrams
Components, Symbols, and Circuitry of Air-Conditioning Wiring Diagrams
E2 Motors and Motor Starting
Electricity and Magnetism. Electricity zis a form of energy caused by moving electrons called electric current. zThe path through which the electricity.
1 HVAC 214 Electricity For Oil Heat Fan Center Relays.
I. Electromagnetism Surrounding every magnet is area where they are able to exert a force on “ferromagnetic” objects. *A ferromagnetic material is one.
THE RELAY. A Relay is an electromagnetic switch. A Relay is activated when a current is applied to it.
Interfacing Pressure Sensor to logic device input pin Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom.
Relays living with the lab © 2011 David Hall a relay is a switch that is turned on or off using electricity relays allow a low-power signal to control.
Ladder Diagram Symbols Flashcard Exercise Get Started.
Ladder Diagram Symbols. Study the various symbols identified in this presentation. Once you have memorized the different symbols and can name them, take.
With strain gauge sensors, a Wheatstone bridge may not bridge the gap This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom.
Electricity & Magnetism Chapter 19 and 20 Review for Test April 19, 2005.
Is this a series circuit or a parallel circuit?
Transistor Circuit Templates This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom of screen to review what you have seen.
Operation Sabbath Mode - SELECT PROGRAM - Lights, alarms and fans Normal Sabbath Overview.
New items for final exam. An indication of your current comfort level to the final exam is your responses to the following 8 practice question set. Pre-presentation.
Electrical Control Components
Any Active State, With Any Button You Want A G Inc. Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom.
BAKE BROIL - SELECT PROGRAM - CONV BAKE CONV BROIL SELF CLEAN On any diagram screen, double click any of the following components to bring you to a description.
E2 Motors and Motor Starting
PS-6 Test Review What must increase to effect the KE of an object the most? The velocity because it is squared in the formula… KE= ½ mv 2.
Electromagnetic relay
Resistance Ratios Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom of screen) to review what you have.
Inductors An inductor is about as simple as an electronic component can get -- it is simply a coil of wire. The inductor is an electromagnet .
Divides are different A G Inc. Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom of screen) to review.
E1 – Electrical Fundamentals
Logic Functions and Symbols
This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom of screen to review what you have seen. When using your mouse, make sure.
Push Button Wiring and Output Signal Active Options This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom of screen to review.
Electromagnetism. Current-Carrying Wire As you know from last year… Whenever a current flows, it creates a magnetic field.
Operational Rule for Programming Programmable Logic Controllers.
Electromagnets.
Pressure Sensors are always pushed around Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom of screen)
A Dipole with its scalar and vector fields A G Inc. Click within the blue frame to access the control panel. Only use the control panel (at the bottom.
Counting with the Count.
Electric Circuit A continuous pathway that can carry an electric current: The lights in your home are on an electric circuit.
Series Circuits and Parallel Circuits.. Series and Parallel Circuits Series Circuits: only one end of each component is connected Example: Christmas tree.
Chapter 13 Review.  This is the invisible field around a magnet  Magnetic field.
Copyright © 2002 Delmar Thomson Learning Chapter 13 Understanding Relay Instructions and the Programmable Controller Input Modules.
REVIEW ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. REVIEW 1.Know what subatomic particles have charge.
BASIC ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
ACTIVE LEARNING ASSIGNMENT TOPIC NAME :- DC MOTOR STARTERS ELEMENTS OF ELECTRICAL DESIGN ( ) AY Course co-ordinator:- SAMIR B PATEL PREPARED.
Push Button Station and Relay
Presented by SARAVANA KUMAR . M (EEE III Year) SBM CET
The Electrical Diagram
Chapter 14 Understanding Relay Instructions and the Programmable Controller Input Modules.
relays a relay is a switch that is turned on or off using electricity
Workbook Section.
Precision and Accuracy
Factor Analysis Development
5.6 (B) demonstrate that the flow of electricity in circuits requires a complete path through which an electric current can pass and can produce light,
ENTER OUR FRIEND MR. RELAY
Presentation transcript:

Seal-in is not a hotel in Monterey This presentation is partially animated. Only use the control panel at the bottom of screen to review what you have already seen. When using your mouse, make sure you click only when it is within the blue frame that surrounds each slide.

Your comfort level with your responses to the following 2 question assessment tool should indicate if the presentation that follows will increase you knowledge base on the topic outlined by the questions in this tool. Pre-presentation Self Assessment Activity

2) The following diagram indicates that the relay circuit controlled by MR1 is energized after the pushbutton has been pushed and then released. yes no PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 1) Draw a ladder circuit diagram that will show the wiring of a normally open push button such that pushing the button will seal in a motor relay contact set, MR1.

Auxiliary contacts for seal in circuits

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO 0 current meter A normally open push button. Inductor with a ferromagnetic core light bulb with an incandescent filament

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO 0 current meter Magnetic field lines indicate presence of a magnetic field When current flows a magnetic field is generated around the flowing electrons. Note: (a) This magnetic field is also called an electromagnetic field. (b) However, this magnetic field is the same magnetic field as the field made by two bar or a single horse shoe magnet

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO 0 current meter NO + 0 current meter

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO + 0 current meter NO 0 current meter

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO + 0 current meter NO 0 current meter

Relay review 0 volt meter + NO + 0 current meter 0 current meter NO

Circuit ladder Diagram Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage

Circuit ladder Diagram Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1

Circuit ladder Diagram Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 LB2 LB1 = light bulb #1 LB2 = light bulb #2 PB1 = push button #1 MR1= Motor contacts #1 M1 = Meter #1 M2 = Meter #2 MR 1 M1 MR 1 M1 M2

Circuit ladder Diagram 0 voltage + NO 0 Current + 0 current NO relay Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 M2 LB2 LB1 = light bulb #1 LB2 = light bulb #2 PB1 = push button #1 MR1= Motor contacts #1 M1 = Meter #1 M2 = Meter #2

Circuit ladder Diagram Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 LB1 = light bulb #1 LB2 = light bulb #2 PB1 = push button #1 MR1= Motor contacts #1 M1 = Meter #1 M2 = Meter #2

+ 0 volt meter NO 0 current meter NO Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts

+ 0 volt meter NO 0 current meter NO

+ Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts 0 volt meter NO 0 current meter NO This relay circuit is now energized.

+ 0 volt meter NO 0 current meter NO Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts This relay circuit is de-energized.

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 LB2CR 1 LB2

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 LB2CR 1 LB2 Motor circuit is energized.

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 LB2CR 1 LB2 Motor circuit stays energized.

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 Motor circuit is energized.

Relay with N.O. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit NO + 0 voltage NO 0 current 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 Motor circuit stays energized. Push button is disengaged. Ladder diagram still shows a continuous path from the left to right through the relay. The motor relay circuit has been “sealed in”. CR 1

0 volt meter + NO NC 0 current meter Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts This relay circuit is now de-energized. This relay circuit is now energized.

0 volt meter + NO This relay circuit is now energized. This relay circuit is now de- energized. 0 current meter NONC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts

This relay circuit is now de-energized. This relay circuit is now energized. 0 volt meter + NO 0 current meter NONC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 NO

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 However, since the coil is energized, the CR 1 contacts are forced out of their normal position. They immediately open and cause an open circuit that de-energizes the coil.

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 Now the CR1 contacts return to their normal position, the coil is re-energized and then the CR 1 contacts are again forced out of their normal position.

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 This oscillation of the CR1 and MR 1 contacts continues as long as PB 1 is passive.

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 This immediately causes the CR 1 contacts to return to their normal position and re-energize the coil. This cycling (oscillation) continues until the CR 1 contacts burn out.

0 voltage + NO 0 current NC Relay with N.C. auxiliary contacts Cartoon of circuit Ladder diagram of circuit 0 voltage PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 CR 1 The same oscillation behavior will happen in this circuit arrangement when PB 1 is or is not engaged.

Pre-presentation Self Assessment Activity 2) The following diagram indicates that the relay circuit controlled by MR1 is energized after the pushbutton has been pushed and then released. yes no PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 1) Draw a ladder circuit diagram that will show the wiring of a normally open push button such that pushing the button will seal in a motor relay contact set, MR1. PB 1 LB 1 MR 1 M1 CR 1 x

End of Presentation