Across
- 3. A logic operation where the output is TRUE when the inputs are the same
- 5. A logic operation where the output is TRUE if at least one input is TRUE.
- 6. Basic logical operations that determine how input signals combine to produce an output.
- 7. Exclusive OR - A logic operation where the output is TRUE if one but NOT BOTH of the inputs is TRUE.
- 9. A ladder logic method that keeps an output ON after the start condition is removed by using the output’s own contact in parallel with the start input.
- 12. A PLC instruction that turns an output ON and keeps it ON until a Reset instruction turns it off.
Down
- 1. NOT(OR) - A logic operation where the output is TRUE only when all inputs are FALSE.
- 2. A type of data or logic that has only two possible values: TRUE or FALSE (represented as 1 or 0).
- 4. A logic operation that reverses the input condition.
- 6. Acts like a memory element where once the output changes, it remains in that state until a new input is given to change it.
- 8. A PLC instruction that turns OFF an output that was previously turned on by a Set instruction.
- 10. A logic operation where the output is TRUE only if all inputs are TRUE.
- 11. NOT(AND) - A logic operation where the output is FALSE only when all inputs are TRUE.
