Asked by Haktan Öztürkçü on Jun 17, 2024

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

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

Stop Contact

A Stop Contact is a type of electrical contact used in stop buttons or emergency stop circuits to halt machine operation for safety.

Start/Stop Control

A control mechanism designed to initiate or halt a process, typically used in machinery, applications, or systems requiring user interaction to begin or end operations.

Motor Control

The process of starting, stopping, and regulating the speed and torque of an electric motor.

  • Understand the role and behavior of pushbuttons in motor start/stop control logic.
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Kainat Binte MasuqJun 21, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
XIC stands for "extended instruction contact" and is typically a normally open contact that is used to control the operation of a motor. In a motor start/stop control logic, the pushbutton associated with the XIC stop contact would also be normally open, meaning that the circuit is open (i.e. the motor is not running) unless the pushbutton is pressed to close the circuit (i.e. start the motor).