Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Activity 3.1.4 Branch Functions

1. If the mini switch is not being pushed and it is wired normally open, the program will continue through the 0 node.
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3. The lamp will continuously be lit if I1 is wired normally open and the switch is never pushed.
4. Right click and manipulate properties
5. run program
6.
 7./8./9./10./11.
Input 1 (I1) is a potentiometer with an analog range from 42-5000

For these 5 questions, this flowchart was only manipulated slightly.
CONCLUSION:
1. It is important to include branches because the program can make decisions based on actions that you perform.
2. A normally open switch is a doorbell. It is off until the button is pressed and it makes a noise.
3. A normally closed switch is a house alarm. It is constantly on until someone types in the password and turns it off.

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