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Ladder logic diagram of plc

A ladder diagram resembles a ladder with two vertical rails and a number of horizontal rungs. Each rung is a different part of the program that instructs the PLC how to operate. For example, one rung instruct a PLC to turn on a motor when a sensor indicates something, and another rung may tell the PLC to stop the motor when a different sensor is tripped. 

A good way to design an efficient plc ladder diagram is to divide your program into several fragments. Every part should map to a specific operation or task the PLC is required to execute. By structuring the program this way, error tracking and adjustments in the future will be easier. 

Creating efficient ladder logic diagrams for smooth operation of PLC systems

Occasionally the best diagrams get a little wobbly. Typical problems can occur through incorrect wiring, damaged sensors or programming bugs. When you are checking for these problems, you will need to have a good idea of how the original ladder logic diagram is meant to operate. 

A method of testing ladder logic circuit diagrams is known as debugging. This includes verifying each row of the ladder logic diagram to see that it is doing what it is intended to. Should a trouble be discovered, it's a simple matter to modify the wiring or code. 

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