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Direction Control Of DC motor Using PLC

Hello friends,
Here I am posting another PLC related project, which is the direction control of DC motor using PLC. In this project I am posting the project related Ladder diagrams and connection diagram which is common to all PLCs. As per the principle of DC motor, Direction can change by reversing or interchanging the terminal voltage, the same principle is used in this Project.

In this project control switches or input signals are ON/START (to Turn on whole Connection), STOP(to turn off the whole connection). FRW signal for turning on the forward direction, REV for reverse direction.

At starting, after pressing the START/ON button, you must press the FRW or REV button to run/rotate the motor. After under the running condition also can control direction.

In above ladder diagram, when START =1 and STOP also 1 (because STOP button is physically NC-normally close), OUT relay is energized. And it remains in ON condition because OUT relay contact is used as auxiliary contact in parallel with START contact. It requires STOP=0 to turn off the OUT.

In second rung, to turn on FORWARD1 and FORWARD2, OUT relay must be 1. When physically FRW button is pressed here both FORWARD relay gets energized and it remains ON until STOP or REV gets input.

In third rung, to turn on REVERSE1 and REVERSE2, OUT relay must be 1. When physically REV Button is pressed here both FORWARD relay gets energized and it remains ON until STOP or FRW gets input.

For simulation purpose can use Siemen’s LOGO SOFT CONFORT(click here to download) and ladder diagram is given below

Connection Diagram:

Before connecting Motor:
     1)      Check the Rating of PLC output Relay voltage, current etc
    2)      If output Relay rating is less than motor Volltage Rating then you have to use External Relay, it  should be Actuated by DC supply
    3)      Check the input Rating of Relay, connection of input requires mentioned voltage as per the PLC manual
Above precaution should be taken before making the connections, otherwise wrong rating or connection may cause permanent damage to the PLC.

All the best..
Thank you…


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About Praveen S

Hello everyone, I am Praveen S, currently employed as "Technical Design Engineer" for Polycab Wires Pvt Ltd , I am a BE Graduate in EEE from NMAMIT Nitte (Karnataka, India). I am very passionate about learning and sharing my knowledge relating to the areas of "Electrical and Electronics". Here's my blog to share my ideas and to improve myself.

30 comments:

  1. Anonymous17 May 2016 at 05:02

    hello, i am making a rotary frwd rev motor control parking system. i am using an allan bradley micrologix 1000. please help with basic motor control, frwd, and rev. thank you

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    1. Praveen S17 May 2016 at 10:48

      Thank you for your valuable comment, please explain in detail and explain the condition to motor rotate frw & rev.
      The first image of Ladder Diagram shown above( http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yW9n8kzk1n4/VEPz6D3K5nI/AAAAAAAAAGE/J1X1dGw8MVU/s1600/dc.png ) is designed for Micrologix 1000/1200 only.

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  2. Unknown18 December 2016 at 21:05

    i want to build a circuit to rotate the dc motor to rotate forward and reverse with plc..is any other devices required to do this or only plc is enough or that

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    1. Praveen S18 December 2016 at 22:31

      if your motor current and voltage rating is suitable with rating relay contact of PLC then there is no need of any other devices. if not, then you need to connect addition relays to output of PLC which is suitable to carry Motor current & Voltage.

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  3. Unknown8 March 2017 at 19:52

    hi, i m habib...my PLC is having 12 digital outputs of 12v dc and only one common point i.e. negative point for all 12 o/p, then how i can reverse the dc motor??

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    1. Praveen S9 March 2017 at 10:52

      Hi Mr. Habib, Please tell me the Model Number/name of PLC which is you are using in your project, so i can check and tell you the exact connections.

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  4. Unknown9 March 2017 at 15:47

    My Model number is Allen Bradly micro logic 1400 Series B.

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    1. Praveen S16 March 2017 at 22:54

      Hi Habib, here you may use 4 isolated outputs for this project by using Micrologix 1400B
      Please refer the image from User Manual in attachment;

      https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5Hkq2uccUB9cFlDY21QNzRKWWc

      here you have 6 isolated output groups for DC supply.

      Since the Grouping of output like for VDC2 have 7outputs we cannot use all outputs for this. Here it may lead to shortage of output terminals but you can drive the motor by using DCO-OUT1, DC1-OUT1, VDC2-any one output from OUT2 to OUT7, DC3-OUT8 and other two pair.

      Alternative:

      Alternatively this circuit can be easily can done by using Relay as shown in attachment; here you can use Common Powered Outputs but you need to modify the Ladder diagram also.

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  5. Humza Malik15 March 2017 at 00:41

    Hi, i am using Fatek Plc Fbs-24MA and we have to move the motor in both direction. Our PLC has 24V out but only 300mA current.Can you guide me how to drive the motor in both directions.

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    1. Praveen S16 March 2017 at 23:04

      Hi Malik, Please give the details of Motor Voltage & Current. so i can check and tell you the exact solution.

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    2. Humza Malik17 March 2017 at 00:08

      motor voltage is 12V

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    3. Humza Malik17 March 2017 at 02:33

      and current is 2A

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    4. Praveen S28 March 2017 at 00:04

      Dear Malik,
      You can drive the motor by using relay between PLC & Motor. the relaty rating should be more than yor load current. please check the below attached doccument

      https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5Hkq2uccUB9aUhFTUJJaGJVRlE

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  6. Unknown20 April 2017 at 10:42

    Thank you sir

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  7. Unknown28 January 2018 at 10:16

    Hello,
    How can i wire DC motor with PLC, so that it can move in forward and reverse direction.
    Please help me with the wiring.

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    1. Praveen S28 January 2018 at 12:51

      Hi Sonam, Please confirm the rating of motor and name of PLC which is used your project..

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  8. Unknown5 April 2018 at 14:39

    Hello,
    How can i wire a 24v DC motor with PLC(DVP-14SS2) with output 24v so that it can move in forward and reverse direction.
    Please help me with the wiring to the plc. Thank you

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    1. Praveen S6 April 2018 at 17:05

      Hi Pauline, I am working on it. please share your email id so i can send you necessary circuits.

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    2. Unknown7 April 2018 at 09:27

      My email id is caballeropauline018@gmail.com thank you for the help!

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    3. Praveen S17 April 2018 at 12:13

      Hi Pauline, sorry for the late reply, can you send me the image of PLC which is used in your project. i need the pin diagrams so i can make connection diagram.

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    4. Praveen S17 April 2018 at 12:13

      My id is mypavi9@gmail.com

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  9. Unknown1 July 2018 at 15:01

    I have fatek Fb PLC how can i drive motors of different rpm and ratings in both dirextion for car parking

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    1. Praveen S3 July 2018 at 12:54

      Hello, above post is for just to switching the Motor like ON-OFF in both direction, if you want to change the speed then you have to use "Method of speed control of DC Motor" like "Connecting resistor series to motor" or "by changing applied voltage" or any other method.

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  10. Anonymous1 October 2018 at 14:49

    Hi Mr. PRAVEEN
    I need to know all components which are used in this project And the circuits...

    Thanks

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  13. Praveen S23 October 2020 at 18:05

    Hi Akshay, There will not be much difference in connections for other PLC. Just you need to check the rating of I/p & o/p pins before connecting the sources & load. However, you can share the details of your PLC which is using in your project. So, I can check and suggest you the connections. Thank You.

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  14. Unknown6 December 2020 at 15:13

    Write a PLC program to operate a motor.
    1. The motor should go forward and reverse using an interlock system that forces the user to stop and start in the opposite direction.
    2. Create a system to allow the motor to turn at 2 different speeds.
    3. Enable a jog/run feature.
    a. Jog would be operated using a push button that has to be held down to keep the motor running.
    b. Run would be a switch that would power on the motor until a stop function is enabled.

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    1. Praveen S7 December 2020 at 15:59

      Hi, the Program can be modified as below
      1. The above created PLC Program, Motor Forward & Reverse already but STOP feature can be included.
      2. To make different Speed of motor, need to add a separate Circuit or Module in the supply side.
      3. Jog/run can be implemented.

      Please share your email Id. So, I can share my idea to implement this.

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