Special offers now — see discounted courses.
day
:
hour
:
min
:
sec
See special offers
Input Sensors with PLC: Sinking and Sourcing

Input Sensors with PLC: Sinking and Sourcing

22mBeginner2025-01-15

Authors

Zahraa Khalil

Zahraa Khalil

Engineering Instructor and Educator

Course details

In industrial control systems, sensors are used to help the controller programs perform their tasks and capabilities. Sensors are part of the industrial field level to check products, they are also used to ensure safety of the equipment, products, and operators. One of the common ways to connect digital input sensors to PLC is using sinking or sourcing wiring circuits. In this course, instructor Zahraa Khalil covers the basic differences between sinking and sourcing terminologies when working with PLC. She also gives an overview of PNP and NPN sensors when used in sourcing and sinking circuits, and shows some examples of the wiring.

Skills covered

Ladder LogicPLC Industrial Controls and ProgrammingHardwareOpen SourceOne-Off

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - Sinking and sourcing for PLCs
  • 02 - What you should know

1. Sinking and Sourcing

  • 03 - Introduction to sinking and sourcing
  • 04 - Sourcing (PNP) and sinking (NPN) circuits
  • 05 - Construction of sourcing (PNP) and sinking (NPN) circuits
  • 06 - PNP and NPN sensors overview
  • 07 - Wiring a PNP device to a PLC sinking input module
  • 08 - Wiring an NPN device to a PLC sourcing input module
  • 09 - Using four-wire PNP and NPN sensors

Related courses

Related learn paths

About us

LyndaKade is a leading learning platform that helps people learn business, software, technology, and creative skills to achieve personal and professional goals.

Phone numberAparat ChannelTelegram SupportTelegram ChannelInstagram Page

All rights to this site belong to LyndaKade.

Terms of Service|Privacy Policy

نماد الکترونیک enamad در صورت اتصال با آی‌پی داخل کشور، نمایش داده خواهد شد.
logo-samandehi - لوگو ساماندهی
zarinpal
zibal