Asked by Amber Koeuth on May 06, 2024

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The interconnecting of timers is commonly called:

A) grouping.
B) programming.
C) sequencing.
D) cascading.

Cascading

In the programming of timers and counters, a technique used to extend the timing or counting range beyond what would normally be available. This technique involves the driving of one timer or counter instruction from the output of another, similar instruction.

Timers

Devices or software tools that measure time intervals, commonly used in industrial control systems to control operations and processes over time.

  • Understand the concept of cascading and sequencing in timer interconnection.
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Zybrea KnightMay 09, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The interconnecting of timers is commonly called cascading, meaning that the output of one timer is connected to the input of another timer, creating a cascade of timed events. Grouping and programming are not specific to interconnecting timers, and sequencing typically refers to the process of putting events in a specific order.