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PLC Outputs are the control circuits of the PLC and also refers to the devices controlled by the PLC. Be aware when talking about PLCs the devices like motors and lights are also referred to as PLC Outputs.evices called actuators convert the electrical signal of the PLC to a physical movement for instance a valve solenoid stoke or a motor contactor. With regards to the variable output, the I/P (current to pneumatic) actuator, is an example.
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) have a history that dates back to the 1960s, yet there are still many in the automation industry who've had little experience with them. When it comes to learning about these products, or making the jump from other areas of automation to applications that involve PLCs, the transition can sometimes be difficult.