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79964 application field and working principle is a term that is applicable to a range of industries, including home automation, consumer electronics, industrial automation, and more. This term refers to the application of the technology of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to an ever-increasing range of areas, to control a wide variety of processes and functions. A PLC is an electronic machine capable of executing a logical sequence of instructions, or a set of instructions, based on an input to output result. This type of computing and control technology is also referred to as automated software or programmable logic.

The main components of PLCs allow the control of various processes and functions based on the programmed instructions. A typical PLC includes an ancillary processor, a programmable memory unit, analog and digital input/output modules, and output driving components. Depending on the application, the processor can be installed inside the machine, connected to an external processor, or integrated within the process control unit.

The main purpose of PLCs is to control various equipment, machines, and processes. The main application field and working principle is based on a sequence of operations programmed into the CPU. These can either be based on inputs from the various sensors or devices, or on operator instructions. All the instructions are then executed according to the user-defined logic. This logic can be modified at any time by the user using the large range of I/O devices available.

PLCs can be used in a wide range of applications fields, including production, manufacturing, medical, automotive, instrumentation, aircraft, water treatment, and hazardous waste disposal. In the home automation field, PLCs are used to operate lighting fixtures, garage doors, curtains, security systems, and various remote control devices.

In the consumer electronics field, PLCs are used to control TV receivers, DVD players, CD players, alarm systems, and various other audio/visual devices. In the industrial automation field, PLCs are used to control pumps, opening and closing of valves, conveyors, and other production processes.

In the medical field, PLCs are used to regulate and control devices such as ventilation, and to monitor the functions of the patient. In the automotive field, PLCs are used to control the production, assembly, and testing of various components. For example, they are used in the body shop to control the paint shop, welding, and other body-assembly functions.

In the instrumentation field, PLCs are used in data acquisition and control of various processes. They are used to measure temperatures, pressure, humidity, and strain in various industrial processes. PLCs are used in aircraft instrumentation to improve the safety and performance of aircraft.

PLCs are also used in water treatment and hazardous waste disposal. In water processing plants, they are used to carry out various operations such as filtering, sedimentation, and aeration. In hazardous waste disposal, they are used to automatically control and monitor the operation of waste incinerators.

In conclusion, the application field and working principle of PLCs can be applied to a wide range of fields, from home automation to medical and industrial processes. The logic behind the operation of PLCs, the wide range of I/O devices available, and the ability to modify the logic at any time makes it an attractive technology for controlling a wide variety of equipment and processes.

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