Explain less than (<) instruction using the example
Application:-Explain less than instruction in the PLC. Write PLC program for
explanation using ladder diagram language in the Programmable Logic Controller
(PLC).
Components:-Programmable
logic controller, HMI panel, wires, 24 VDC lamp, 24 VDC power source, 24VDC
temperature controller.
Diagram:-
Explanation:-
Consider a simple
temperature controller example for an explanation of less than instruction in the
PLC. Here we have taken simple HMI (Human Machine Interface) for display and
programmable Logic Controller (PLC) for programming. Consider one temperature
control which is displaying the temperature given by temperature sensor, here
we haven’t considered analog signal calculation and scaling so we can directly
consider actual temp value in the PLC. Here if the actual temp value in the
actual temp box is less than set temp, temperature indication will be ON.
If the set temperature is 200 degree and temperature
read by temperature controller is 199 degrees, the lamp should be ON because
199degree is less than the set temperature.
PLC
program:-
Write the ladder program for the above application using
ladder diagram language. Here for ladder logic, we can use any supported PLC
system like S7-1200, S7-300, S7-1500, or any other PLC which can support this
instruction. For PLC logic we need digital inputs and outputs.
For our application lamp is a digital output. Set temp
is the input word.
Digital Output:-
Temp Lamp=Q0.0
M
Memory:-
Set temp.:-MW10
Actual temp:-MW20
Table for an explanation,
so the lamp will be ON if the actual temperature is less than the temperature.
Actual temp |
Set temp |
Result |
199 |
200 |
1 |
200 |
200 |
0 |
202 |
200 |
0 |
PLC
program Explanation:-
In network 1,
actual temperature (MW10) will be compared with the set temperature (MW20). So if
the measured temperature (MW10) is less than set temperature (MW20), the temperature indication lamp (Q0.0) will be ON.
In less than (<) instruction, two operands are compared,
we can set data type in comparator instruction.
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