B02-Apoorva Pardhi Experiment no:07

SHRI RAMDEOBABA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT,

NAGPUR 2021-22

ENP-255-2 MECHATRONICS LAB REPORT

NAME: APOORVA PARDHI

SECTION: B
ROLL NO: 2
SEMESTER: Vth
BRANCH: ELECTRONICS

EXPERIMENT – 07
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EXPERIMENT - 07
AIM: UP-DOWN COUNTER logic

SOFTWARE USED: LogixPro

Counters are used to count number of objects or to count cycles of a typical process. Consider an
example of bottle filling plant, in that counter is used to count number of bottles filled in a particular
batch.

In counter instruction the accumulated value will increase only when it completes the transition from
open to close or vice versa. It doesn’t check how long contact stay closed, it only looks for the
transition.

LIST OF INPUT/OUTPUT /MEMORY:

Sr.no Address Name Input/output

1 I:1/0 Start Input
2 I:1/5 Stop Input
4 I:1/1 Entry sensor Input
5 I:1/2 Exit sensor Input
6 C5:0/DN DN Input
7 I:1/3 Manual Reset Input
8 O:2/0 Cycle Output
9 O:2/2 Conveyor Output
10 O:2/1 Available Output
11 C5:0 Reset Output

Ladder Logic:
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Logic explanation:
Each time a pizza goes into the oven, the ACC value is incremented
by one. Each time a pizza comes out of the oven, the ACC value is decremented by one.
Therefore, the ACC value represents how many pizzas are in the oven at any given time. The DN bit
could be used to shut the conveyor down if pizzas are going into the oven and not coming out!

Ladder description
RUNG 000: Latch
RUNG 001: Counter Up Rung
RUNG 002: Counter Down Rung
RUNG 003: conveyor
RUNG 004: available
RUNG 005: Reset
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Results;

Conclusion :
Successfully implemented program and concept of up and down counter logic was understood