PLC's

3. A PLC instruction used to create delays or measure elapsed time.
4. A graphical programming language resembling relay logic diagrams, used to program PLCs.
7. A PLC instruction used to turn an output device ON or OFF based on the logical conditions.
9. A PLC instruction used to check if an input or condition is ON (closed). If true, it allows the logic to proceed.
11. The sequence in which a PLC reads inputs, executes the control program, updates outputs, and performs housekeeping tasks.
13. A single line of logic in a ladder diagram, representing a control instruction.
14. Provides the necessary electrical power to the PLC system, converting AC voltage to the DC voltage required by the PLC components.
16. The "brain" of the PLC that executes the program and processes input/output data.
17. A section of PLC memory where inputs, outputs, and internal data are stored.

1. A PLC instruction used to check if an input or condition is OFF (open). If true, it allows the logic to proceed.
2. A specific location in the PLC's memory where data or instructions are stored.
5. Hardware components of a PLC that interface with input and output devices in the system.
6. A PLC instruction used to count events, such as the number of items passing a sensor.
8. The smallest unit of data in a PLC, representing a binary state (0 or 1).
10. A signal or data received by the PLC from sensors, switches, or other devices to monitor system conditions.
12. An internal relay used within the PLC program to hold or maintain logic conditions.
15. A signal or data sent by the PLC to control devices such as motors, lights, or actuators.