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Explore hands-on control and motor circuit examples in FC Automation Lab.

These training examples let you examine control and motor circuit logic before exploring the same example in FC Automation Lab.

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Basic Contactor Motor Control — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Basic Contactor Motor Control

Explore how a three-phase motor is operated through a basic control and power circuit using a contactor. Observe the relationship between the contactor coil and its main power contacts.

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Start-Stop Seal-in Circuit — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Start-Stop Seal-in Circuit

Control a contactor with START and STOP pushbuttons and explore the seal-in principle using an auxiliary contact. Observe how the circuit remains energized after the START button is released.

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Motor Control with Overload Protection — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Motor Control with Overload Protection

Add overload protection to a motor control circuit and examine how the overload contact affects the contactor circuit. Observe how the motor is disconnected from the control circuit when the overload relay trips.

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Jog Control Circuit — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Jog Control Circuit

Explore jog control, where the motor operates only while the control pushbutton is held. Practice momentary motor operation without using a seal-in circuit.

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Forward-Reverse Motor Control — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Forward-Reverse Motor Control

Explore forward and reverse operation of a three-phase motor using two contactors. Observe phase-sequence reversal and the interlocking logic between the forward and reverse contactors.

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Forward-Reverse Control with Limit Switches — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Forward-Reverse Control with Limit Switches

Combine forward-reverse motor control with limit switches to explore how motion is restricted at defined end positions. Observe how directional control works together with position feedback.

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Delayed Start with TON Timer — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Delayed Start with TON Timer

Use a TON timer to explore how an output is energized after a preset delay following the control signal. Observe the relationship between the preset time and the timer's delayed-start behavior.

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Delayed Stop with TOF Timer — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Delayed Stop with TOF Timer

Use a TOF timer to explore how an output remains active for a preset period after the control signal is removed. Observe the delayed-stop behavior directly in the circuit.

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Sequential Two-Motor Starting — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Sequential Two-Motor Starting

Explore how two motors can be started in a defined operating sequence. Observe how the operating state of the first motor establishes the condition for starting the second motor.

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Automatic Star-Delta Starter — FC Automation Lab example circuit

Automatic Star-Delta Starter

Explore how a three-phase motor is started in star connection and then transferred to delta according to the defined switching sequence. Observe the coordinated and interlocked operation of the main, star and delta contactors.

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