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P1

P2

X

X

x

P1

x

P2

Fig. 5

Figure 5

Memory Function

It is possible to create this circuit using two different connections. By pressing briefly on push-button

P1

, the coil

of relay

X

energizes as the

P2

contact button is closed. The contact

x

closes and keeps the relay energized even

after the release of the push- button

P1

. To cancel thememory, briefly press push- button

P2

,which canbe placed

in both positions as illustrated in the drawing.

Control systems

Upon analysis of the various electrical contacts, we examine how to incorporate them into a circuit.

In our examplewe assume the contact load is a solenoid of a solenoid valve.

In this first electro-pneumatic circuit example, the push buttons directly activate the solenoids.Wewill later observe

that the commands act as Inputs on a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), or activate the coil of a relay, they

never act directly on the load. The load is connected to the contacts of the relay.

The

power

and

control

circuits are represented in an electro-pneumatic diagram.

In the

power

circuit the pneumatic components (cylinders and solenoid valves) are represented. In the

control

circuit, traditional electrical components (relays, contactors, contacts, and also the electrical parts of pneumatic

components such as solenoids) are represented.

Figure 6

Activation of amonostable 5/2-way solenoid valve

.

A

: with the activation of the

P1

button, the

NO

contact closes, the electrical signal reaches and energizes solenoid

B1

. The solenoid valve changes over and allows the positive stroke of the piston rod/piston of the cylinder.

The duration of the activation on button

P1

corresponds to the duration of the electrical signal that energizes the

solenoid

B1

.When releasing the

P1

button, the solenoid valve returns to its rest positionand the cylinder completes

the negative stroke.

B

: the button

P1

has been replaced by selector switch

S1

which maintains the position given by the activation.

When

S1

is activated, the

NO

contact closes, the electrical signal reaches and energizes solenoid

B1

The solenoid

valve changes over and allows the positive stroke of the cylinder piston rod/piston. The negative stroke is only

possiblewhen the selector is repositioned.

P1

S1

B 1

B 1

B1

A

B

Fig. 6

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