A) Claude Shannon B) John von Neumann C) Alan Turing D) Nikola Tesla
A) Checker B) Actuator C) Input module D) Rung input
A) Only once B) Twice C) Any number of times D) Zero times
A) The coil is energized B) The circuit is broken C) The default state of the device at rest D) An error in the logic
A) The memory bit clears B) The rung is considered false C) The PLC resets D) The rung is considered true
A) The center B) The far right C) The far left D) Above the contacts
A) A coil B) A pushbutton C) A limit switch D) A memory module
A) Hard outputs to actuators B) Memory address allocation C) Hard inputs from devices D) System clock status
A) The coil remains at its last state B) The coil is bypassed C) The coil is de-energized D) The coil is energized
A) The CPU temperature B) The status of a single bit C) A physical wire connection D) The total rung count
A) A communication protocol B) A power supply failure C) A hardware interrupt D) An internal storage bit
A) A fuse B) A push button input C) A power source D) A light bulb output
A) Software subroutines B) Memory storage addresses C) External items like pumps and heaters D) User interface graphics
A) Writing web server scripts B) Developing software for PLCs C) Developing operating systems D) Managing cloud infrastructure
A) The visual resemblance to a ladder with rails and rungs B) The vertical growth of the software C) The complex nature of electrical diagrams D) The sequential nature of hardware relays
A) ANSI C B) ISO 9001 C) IEC 61131-3 D) IEEE 802.3
A) Assembly B) Ladder logic C) Structured text D) FORTRAN
A) It was the only language capable of high speeds B) It was faster to compile than other languages C) It required no training in general-purpose languages like FORTRAN D) It was designed by computer scientists
A) A rule B) A data block C) A subroutine D) A variable
A) In a random order B) Sequentially in a loop C) Only upon user request D) Simultaneously and immediately
A) Trigger B) Scan C) Batch D) Interrupt
A) A hardware emulator B) A compiler suite C) A human–machine interface (HMI) D) A web browser
A) Zero B) Two C) Three D) One
A) Latched B) Momentary C) Normally open D) Normally closed
A) Normally open B) Toggle C) Normally closed D) Timed
A) Door motor = Key switch 1 AND Key switch 2 B) Unlock = Interior unlock AND Exterior unlock C) Unlock = Interior unlock OR Exterior unlock D) Door motor = Close door AND NOT Obstruction
A) The unlock solenoid B) The door motor C) The remote receiver D) The exterior switch |