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HOMEWORK QUIZ

The document outlines a homework quiz consisting of five exercises focused on creating electrical drawings and layouts. Exercises include designing a motor control circuit schematic, panel layout, terminal strip layout, PLC I/O schematic, and PLC panel layout, each with specific requirements for components, wiring, and annotations. The goal is to generate drawings and export the project to a PDF format.

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HOMEWORK QUIZ

The document outlines a homework quiz consisting of five exercises focused on creating electrical drawings and layouts. Exercises include designing a motor control circuit schematic, panel layout, terminal strip layout, PLC I/O schematic, and PLC panel layout, each with specific requirements for components, wiring, and annotations. The goal is to generate drawings and export the project to a PDF format.

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HOMEWORK QUIZ

Create a project, then generate the corresponding drawings. Afterward, export the project
to a PDF.

Each Exercise corresponds to a drawing.

Exercise 1: Schematic Drawing

• Create a schematic for a motor control circuit with a Variable Frequency Drive
(VFD).

- Three-phase power supply.


- Circuit breaker.
- Contactor.
- Overload relay.
- VFD.
- Motor (3-phase, 3 HP).
- Draw power connections from the supply to the VFD.
- Include control wiring from a start/stop pushbutton to the contactor.
- Add feedback from the overload relay to stop the VFD in case of fault.
- Use wire numbering.
- Tag all components.
- Add labels for input/output connections.

Exercise 2: Panel Layout

• Design a panel layout for the above schematic.

- Include the circuit breaker, contactor, overload relay, VFD, and terminal blocks.
- Arrange components logically with proper spacing for wiring.
- Include DIN rails for mounting.
- Add cable ducts for wire management.
- Include the dimensions of the panel and components.
- Annotate with part numbers, manufacturer details, and mounting instructions.
- Show internal wiring connections between components.

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Exercise 3: Terminal Strip Layout

• Create a detailed terminal strip layout for wiring connections.

- Use at least 10 terminals for power and control wiring.


- Include terminals for input (power supply), motor output, and control
connections.
- Show terminal numbers.
- Specify wire numbers for each terminal.
- Add jumpers where required.
- Annotate the terminal strip with part numbers.
- Show wiring connections and labels for each terminal.

Exercise 4: PLC Schematic Drawing

• Design a PLC input/output (I/O) schematic for a conveyor belt system.

- PLC with 8 digital inputs and 8 digital outputs.


- Sensors: Proximity sensor (for object detection), limit switch (for belt position),
and emergency stop pushbutton.
- Actuators: Start/Stop pushbuttons, motor for conveyor belt, and indicator lamps
(red, green).
- Connect sensors to PLC digital inputs.
- Connect actuators to PLC digital outputs.
- Include power supply wiring for the PLC.
- Label all I/O points with descriptive names (for example I0.0 for Start Button,
Q0.0 for Conveyor Motor).
- Use wire numbering and PLC I/O address tagging.
- Show communication interface (for example Ethernet or RS-485) for connecting
the PLC to a monitoring system.

Exercise 5: PLC Panel Layout

• Design a panel layout for the PLC-based conveyor system.

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- PLC with I/O modules.
- Power supply unit.
- Terminal blocks for field wiring.
- Relay interface module (for isolating outputs).
- Mount the PLC and components on a DIN rail.
- Include appropriate spacing and cable ducts for wiring.
- Add labels for all components and terminal blocks.
- Annotate the panel with PLC module part numbers, dimensions, and mounting
instructions.
- Include space for expansion modules and communication ports.
- Show internal connections between the PLC, power supply, relays, and terminal
blocks.

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