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The document contains multiple choice questions related to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), covering topics such as definitions, manufacturers, memory capacities, and programming concepts. Each question is followed by the correct answer, providing a comprehensive overview of PLC fundamentals. The questions address various aspects of PLCs, including their components, advantages, and operational principles.

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PLC Multiple Choice Questions

The document contains multiple choice questions related to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), covering topics such as definitions, manufacturers, memory capacities, and programming concepts. Each question is followed by the correct answer, providing a comprehensive overview of PLC fundamentals. The questions address various aspects of PLCs, including their components, advantages, and operational principles.

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Multiple Choice Questions:

Introduction to PLC
1. What does PLC stand for?

• A. Programmable Logic Controller


• B. Power Line Converter
• C. Programmable Line Control
• D. Process Logic Control

Correct Answer: A

2. Which of the following is an American brand of PLC?

• A. Siemens
• B. Mitsubishi
• C. Allen Bradley
• D. Omron

Correct Answer: C

3. Which of the following is a Japanese PLC manufacturer?

• A. Fanuc
• B. Festo
• C. Square D
• D. Klockner & Mouller

Correct Answer: A

4. Which brand belongs to the European group of PLC manufacturers?

• A. Toshiba
• B. Siemens
• C. Gould Modicon
• D. Texas Instruments

Correct Answer: B

5. Which American PLC brand is known for the “Programming Panel”?


• A. Allen Bradley
• B. Gould Modicon
• C. General Electric
• D. Square D

Correct Answer: B

6. What is the maximum I/O for a SMALL PLC system?

• A. 2048
• B. 128
• C. 8192
• D. 32

Correct Answer: B

7. Which PLC size can handle up to 750 Kbytes of memory?

• A. Small
• B. Medium
• C. Large
• D. Mini

Correct Answer: C

8. Medium PLCs typically have how much memory capacity?

• A. 2 KB
• B. 32 KB
• C. 128 KB
• D. 750 KB

Correct Answer: B

9. A CPM2A PLC typically has how many I/Os?

• A. 12
• B. 24
• C. 40
• D. 128

Correct Answer: C
10. An expansion module for CPM adds how many I/Os?

• A. 16
• B. 20
• C. 24
• D. 12

Correct Answer: B

11. Which of the following is NOT a PLC selection criterion?

• A. Scan time
• B. Operating temperature
• C. Memory
• D. Software

Correct Answer: B

12. Scan time in a PLC is defined as:

• A. Time to load software


• B. Time to scan I/O modules
• C. Time to complete one program cycle
• D. Time to boot the system

Correct Answer: C

13. Which of these is NOT a main component of a PLC system?

• A. Programming device
• B. Power supply
• C. Cooling fan
• D. Processor (CPU)

Correct Answer: C

14. What is the purpose of I/O modules in a PLC?

• A. Store logic programs


• B. Handle communication only
• C. Connect field devices to the PLC
• D. Measure temperature
Correct Answer: C

15. The CPU in a PLC system primarily:

• A. Supplies power
• B. Executes control instructions
• C. Reads sensors
• D. Drives actuators

Correct Answer: B

16. In ladder logic, the AND operation requires:

• A. Either input to be true


• B. One input to be false
• C. Both inputs to be true
• D. One output only

Correct Answer: C

17. In ladder logic, the OR operation allows the output to be true if:

• A. Only A is true
• B. Only B is true
• C. Either A or B or both are true
• D. A and B are both false

Correct Answer: C

18. A NOT operation in ladder logic:

• A. Passes the signal unchanged


• B. Inverts the input
• C. Doubles the input value
• D. Multiplies input and output

Correct Answer: B

19. What does a “rung” represent in ladder logic?

• A. Power supply level


• B. A software license
• C. A logical condition or operation
• D. A memory address

Correct Answer: C

20. Which of the following is a valid programming device name for PLCs?

• A. Logic Keyboard
• B. Program Console
• C. Power Supply Panel
• D. Execution Tray

Correct Answer: B

21. The I/O address range for a standard PLC starts typically from:

• A. 0
• B. 1
• C. 100
• D. A1

Correct Answer: A

22. If a fieldbus module is installed, which address range may be unassigned?

• A. 1.0–1.9
• B. 0.0–0.9
• C. 10.0–10.7
• D. 12.0–12.7

Correct Answer: B

23. I/O address 1.00–1.11 represents:

• A. Analog inputs
• B. Logical commands
• C. Digital outputs
• D. Expansion modules

Correct Answer: C

24. In CPM PLC, 10.00–10.07 likely refers to:


• A. Inputs
• B. Memory registers
• C. Outputs
• D. Scan times

Correct Answer: C

25. Which component is responsible for communication in a PLC system?

• A. I/O board
• B. Power supply
• C. CPU
• D. Communication module

Correct Answer: D

26. One of the main advantages of PLCs is:

• A. Difficult wiring
• B. Complex programming
• C. Easy reprogramming and connection
• D. Lack of memory

Correct Answer: C

27. PLCs replaced traditional control systems based on:

• A. Touchscreens
• B. Relays and timers
• C. SCADA
• D. Processors

Correct Answer: B

28. Which PLC model supports memory sizes up to 750 KB?

• A. CPM1A
• B. CQM1H
• C. CS1
• D. Large PLC systems

Correct Answer: D
29. Which PLC model is ideal for small applications with fewer than 40 I/Os?

• A. CPM2A
• B. CS1
• C. CJ1
• D. C200HX

Correct Answer: A

30. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of PLCs?

• A. Easy to modify programs


• B. High cost of maintenance
• C. Reliable operation
• D. Compact design

Correct Answer: B

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