PLC Group 2 Quiz

Create an illustration of a digital control panel with various input and output modules, surrounded by flowchart elements depicting logical operations and PLC programming, in a modern and technological style.

PLC Group 2 Knowledge Quiz

Test your understanding of PLCs and digital logic with this engaging quiz designed for students and professionals alike. Dive into topics ranging from memory types to Boolean algebra, and enhance your skills in programming and automation.

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It is a signal that determines where the data should be sent.

Address Bus

Control Bus

Data Bus

It is tasked to execute arithmetic and logic operations with the data transmitted and the operations to be performed are specified by signals from the control unit.

Arithmetic Unit

Program Counter

Instruction Register

A type of memory that is very easy in reading and writing programs and requires power to maintain the stored information.

EPROM

RAM

EEPROM

It is a programming application for writing logic and typically used to refer to computer programs that allow the logical creation, monitoring, and troubleshooting of a PLC program.

Hardware

. Firmware

Software

What is a data bus?

A signal line that carries the data that needs processing.

A signal line that determines where the data should be sent.

A signal line that determines the data processing.

_____ of a PLC is the module to which sensors are connected.

Input Module

Output Module

Optocoupler

Creating and modifying programs in one of the programming languages via a PLC.

Program Input

. Syntax test

Translator

A function where the input equals the output.

Negation (NOT Function)

Identity

Conjunction (AND Function)

A function whose output is true if, and only if, all inputs are true.

NAND

. Identity

Equivalence

Law that states that the order at which the logic operations are performed is irrelevant as the result remains the same.

Associative Law

Commutative Law

Distributive Law

It is a branch of algebra in mathematics and mathematical logic that deals with logical values using binary variables.

Are operations that are used to manipulate Boolean values, which uses the Binary number system.

A law that consists of a pair of transformation rules in boolean algebra that is used to relate the intersection and union of sets through complements.

It states that the multiplication of two variables and adding the result with a variable will result in the same value as multiplication of addition of the variable with individual variables.

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