Understanding Motor Controls
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Author: Stephen L. Herman
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Chapter 11, Problem 6RQ
Name two methods used by electronic timers to obtain their time base.
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Based on the timing diagram below, choose the correct statement regarding Timer Relay.
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Select one or more:
O a. This is the OFF-Delay Relay
O b. This is the ON-Delay Relay
O c. The relay can used in automatic gate at car parking application :- when sensor detect car already pass
by to parking area, motor to control gate closing will turn ON after a few minutes.
O d. When the coil energized, the relay contact will make connection at the same timing.
question:1Explain the Importance of Time Ratio and Timing charts in Mechanism design in detail.
Build a ladder logic diagram showing the timer delays.
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