What applications would use a rack mounted plc?

What applications would you use a rack mounting plc?

A rack mounted PLC refers to specific types of programmable logic controllers. Rack mounted PLCs can be used in any machine or application that has a control panel.

What applications would you use a rack-mounted PLC for?

A modular PLC is use mainly for complex task such as manufacturing of precision equipment

What would you a rack mounting PLC for?

A rack mounted PLC refers to specific types of programmable logic controllers. Rack mounted PLCs can be used in any machine or application that has a control panel.

What are the type of plc?

Unitary, Modular Or Rack-Mounted

What are the advantages of a rack mounted plc?

they have expandable memory and they come in cards which just slot into a mounted part

What is a rack mounted plc?

It is 1 of 3 types of PLC's, It's a device that carries out orders and can store a lot of information.

What are the disadvantages of a rack mounted plc?

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Describe the design characteristics of unitary modular and rack mounted plc?

Unitary PLC Unitary PLC's are compact non adaptable systems which are connected directly to the machine or equipment they control. They are one self contained unit in which is house power systems, CPU, output and input controls and any specialised pieces of equipment needed within the system. Each unitary module will have one purpose and cannot be adapted or changed after construction. Unitary PLC's are practical if used in an industry which rarely changes production techniques and requires only a small amount of PLC usage for singular specialised tasks. However, if adaption maybe needed in the future this is not practical. Plus unitary PLC's are cheaper and more compact than others. Modular PLC Modular PLC's are multi-adaptive systems that can be changed easily and simply. They consist of a cabinet or rail upon which a system is placed as standard. This standard system contains a power supply, CPU and input and output control. However, the PLC is not specialised like unitary PLC's it can be adapted and changed to serve different purposes or you may add more than one system so the module can be multi-functional. Extra modules such as upgraded power supplies or CPU's and specialised modules maybe added to different sections. These systems can be rail mounted or in cabinets for safety and security. Modular PLC's are very practical machines in the fact they can be multi-functional and are completely adaptive and their functions can be easily changed. However, these systems are a lot larger and more expensive than unitary PLC's Rack Mounted PLC Rack mounted PLC's are basically compact rack mounted modular PLC'S. These are multi-adaptive and can be modified easily just as modular PLC's can be. The main difference between these two is the rack mounted PLC is mounted on racks as seen by the diagram. Rack mounted PLC's are the most practical of all three as they make the multi-adaptive features of the modular PLC's a lot more compact and able to fit out of the way in small places. This is ideal for industry where space can be vital. However, there is one major impracticality which is that these are the most expensive of the three. (THIS ALLOWED ME TO PASS MY FIRST ASSIGNMENT)

Why have three styles of plc?

unitary/modular/rack modular

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Different types of protocols in PLC?

PLC can be classified on many factors - Make, Modular type / fixed type, capacity in terms of IO counts it can connect to, memory capacity, processor speed, networking features, moton control features etc....

What applications would you use a unitary plc?

unitary PLC's are used in standalone systems as the have limited inputs and outputs, theses are mainly used in small scale engineering companies in operations such as control operations, component counting and sorting.