Figure Q4 shows a Front Panel of a control system used in a production line. When the system starts, a conveyor belt will turn on and will always running until a proximity sensor detect a product. A conveyor LED will also turn on when the conveyor moves. The proximity LED will turn on and the conveyor will stop when the proximity sensor sense a product. Then a process will be carried out for 10 seconds while its temperature and pressure will be monitored. After that, a robot arm will pick the product and place it in a box for storage. A robot arm LED will also turn on when the robot arm moves. Then the conveyor belt runs again. The front panel will show process time and also product count. The system will stop when the operator press STOP button or if the pressure is higher than 900 psi or the temperature is higher than 450°C. Process Time 100 Pressure -200 400 600 0 1000 Proximity Counter 50 800- Figure Q4 Temperature 500- Conveyor Robot Arm STOP STOP (a) Identify the flowchart for the system. 250- (b) Break down the system into component parts including all control, measuring devices and sensors as well as their specifications.

Figure Q4 shows a Front Panel of a control system used in a production line. When the system starts, a conveyor belt will turn on and will always running until a proximity sensor detect a product. A conveyor LED will also turn on when the conveyor moves. The proximity LED will turn on and the conveyor will stop when the proximity sensor sense a product. Then a process will be carried out for 10 seconds while its temperature and pressure will be monitored. After that, a robot arm will pick the product and place it in a box for storage. A robot arm LED will also turn on when the robot arm moves. Then the conveyor belt runs again. The front panel will show process time and also product count. The system will stop when the operator press STOP button or if the pressure is higher than 900 psi or the temperature is higher than 450°C. Process Time 100 Pressure -200 400 600 0 1000 Proximity Counter 50 800- Figure Q4 Temperature 500- Conveyor Robot Arm STOP STOP (a) Identify the flowchart for the system. 250- (b) Break down the system into component parts including all control, measuring devices and sensors as well as their specifications.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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