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Engineering, 25.04.2020 01:16, nando3024

3. Develop ladder logic code to control a traffic light which does the following: The N/S red light (Q1) and the E/W green light (Q6) are on. Then, both yellow lights (Q2 and Q5) are on. Then, the N/S green light (Q3) and E/W red light (Q4) are on. Each light group is on for 15 seconds. No, this is not a normal traffic light system. (5 points) Hint: you will need to select a PLC with more than 4 outputs to simulate this system.

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