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Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
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University of Gondar
Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
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University of Gondar
Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
2. From the on-delay timer ladder logic program in Figure 2, and from each of the
conditions stated, determine whether the timer is reset, timing, or timed out or if the
conditions stated are not possible. (4 pts, 1 pts each)
a. The input is true, and EN is 1, TT is 1, and DN is 0.
b. The input is true, and EN is 1, TT is 1, and DN is 1.
c. The input is false, and EN is 0, TT is 0, and DN is 0.
d. The input is true, and EN is 1, TT is 0, and DN is 1.
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University of Gondar
Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
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University of Gondar
Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
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Figure 4: - For question number 4
Part- Two: PLC Programming (26 pts)
5. Design a ladder logic program that will implement the following arithmetic
operation: (6 pts.)
a. Use a MOV instruction and place the value 45 in N7:0 and 286 in N7:1.
b. Add the values together and store the result in N7:2.
c. Subtract the value in N7:2 from 785 and store the result in N7:3.
d. Multiply the value in N7:3 by 25 and store the result in N7:4.
e. Divide the value in N7:4 by 35 and store the result in N7:5.
6. Write a program that will increment a counter’s accumulated value 1 count every 60s.
A second counter’s accumulated value will increment 1 count every time the first
counter’s accumulated value reaches 60. The first counter will reset when its
accumulated value reaches 60, and the second counter will reset when it
accumulates value reaches 12. (10 pts)
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University of Gondar
Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Final Exam: Industrial Automation Time allowed: 3:00
Target group: 4th year ECE students Max point: 50 %
Date: 15/05/2015 E.C
7. Write a program to simulate the operation of a sequential taillight system. The light
system consists of three separate lights on each side of the car. Each set of lights
will be activated separately, by either the left or right turn signal switch. There is to
be a 1 s delay between the activation of each light, and a 1-s period when all the
lights are off. Ensure that when both switches are on, the system will not operate.
Use the least number of timers possible. The sequence of operation should be as
follows: (10 pts)
➢ The switch is operated.
➢ Light 1 is illuminated.
➢ Light 2 is illuminated 1 s later.
➢ Light 3 is illuminated 1 s later.
➢ Light 3 is illuminated for 1 s.
➢ All lights are off for 1 s.
➢ The system repeats while the switch is on.
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