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The document lists 5 laboratory experiments involving motor starters, PLC practices, and cabinet equipment wiring: Laboratory 1 covers star-delta motor starters; Laboratory 2 involves forward and reverse motors; Laboratory 3 is about PLC digital practices; Laboratory 4 deals with PLC analog practices; and Laboratory 5 focuses on cabinet equipment wiring. Instructions are provided for wiring tags, diagrams, and experiments within the various laboratories.
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The document outlines 5 circuit lab practices including: 1) star-delta motor starter, 2) forward-reverse motor, 3) PLC digital practices using a digital meter, diode, and normally open and normally close switches, 4) PLC analog practices, and 5) cabinet equipment practices. Circuit lab 2 demonstrates a forward-reverse motor and circuit lab 3 covers PLC digital practices using various digital components.
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The document outlines 5 labs: 1) a star-delta motor starter lab, 2) a forward-reverse motor lab, 3) a PLC digital practices lab using terminals, switches and relays, 4) a PLC analog practices lab using digital and analog components, and 5) a cabinet equipment practices lab testing transformers, modems and network connectivity between devices.
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The document outlines 5 circuit lab practices: 1) star-delta motor starter, 2) forward-reverse motor, 3) PLC digital practices using a digital meter, diode, and normally open and normally closed switches, 4) PLC analog practices, and 5) cabinet equipment practices. It also lists the American National Standard Institute and provides a marker number.
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The document outlines 5 labs: 1) a star-delta motor starter lab, 2) a forward-reverse motor lab, 3) a PLC digital practices lab, 4) a PLC analog practices lab, and 5) a cabinet equipment practices lab. It provides brief descriptions of the equipment and setup for each lab, including motors, terminals, switches, transformers, and other electrical components. The labs involve wiring configurations and experiments with motor controls, PLC programming, and industrial cabinet components.
รายงานการทำ Lab วันที่ 10 ธันวาคม
The document outlines 5 labs:
1. Lab 1 focuses on a star-delta motor starter circuit.
2. Lab 2 covers forward and reverse motor circuits.
3. Lab 3 involves digital practices with a PLC including terminals, switches, and relays.
4. Lab 4 looks at analog practices with an analog PLC and relays.
5. Lab 5 covers cabinet equipment practices including transformers, computers, and modems.
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The document outlines 5 labs:
1. Lab 1 focuses on a star-delta motor starter circuit.
2. Lab 2 covers forward and reverse motor circuits.
3. Lab 3 involves digital practices with a PLC including terminals, switches, and relays.
4. Lab 4 looks at analog practices with an analog PLC and relays.
5. Lab 5 covers cabinet equipment practices including transformers, computers, and modems.
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The document outlines 5 labs:
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3. Lab 3 involves digital practices with a PLC including terminals, switches, and relays.
4. Lab 4 looks at analog practices with an analog PLC and relays.
5. Lab 5 covers cabinet equipment practices including transformers, computers, and modems.
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รายงาน+ปร..
The document discusses four lab experiments: 1) A star-delta motor starter that uses a star configuration initially for starting and then switches to a delta configuration. 2) A forward-reverse motor circuit that can change the motor's direction of rotation. 3) A PLC analog practice experiment. 4) Connecting a local area network system using various cabling standards like coaxial, UTP cable, and establishing connections between network cards and switches.
รายงาน+ปร..
The document discusses four lab experiments: 1) A star-delta motor starter that uses a star configuration initially for starting and then switches to a delta configuration. 2) A forward-reverse motor circuit that can change the motor's direction of rotation. 3) A PLC analog practice experiment. 4) Connecting a local area network system using various cabling standards like coaxial, UTP cable, and establishing connections between network cards and switches.
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