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Elevator 34-150
The elevator provides a sophisticated application
to illustrate the principles of PLC interfacing and
control based on a real life application. Starting with
simple programme sequences to control elevator
speed, direction and floor arrival/departure, the
student can progress to advanced floor request
handling and continuous (analogue) control with
acceleration profiling and compensation for
varying car loads.
Curriculum Coverage
- Fundamentals of logic
- Basics of PLC programming
- Developing ladder logic programmes
- Basic and advanced sequence control
Features
- Fully working model of an elevator with four floors
- Floor sensing and visual indication of direction of travel
- Motorised elevator car door
- 'Normally on' brake to hold car at desired floor
- Up/down call buttons on each floor
- Front panel manual switch for testing and debugging
- Integral motor servo controller with mechanical brake
- Interfaces with most PLC types. Analogue control also available
- Switchable faults
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