Asked by Claudia Morris on Apr 27, 2024

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The real-word pushbutton associated with an XIC start contact in a motor start/stop control logic is:

A) normally closed
B) normally open
C) timed closed
D) timed open

XIC

An acronym for "Examine if Closed," a command in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) that checks if a specific input or condition is true.

Start Contact

A control element in circuits, often represented in schematics, that initiates the flow of electricity, starting a process or operation.

Start/Stop Control

A control scheme used in machinery and equipment that provides buttons or switches to initiate (start) or cease (stop) the operation of a device.

  • Comprehend the function and actions of pushbuttons within the start/stop control logic of motors.
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Terezka PirhalovaApr 27, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
An XIC start contact (or "Examine If Closed" contact) is typically associated with a normally open pushbutton. When the pushbutton is pressed, it closes the contact and allows current to flow through the start circuit of the motor control, which starts the motor.