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What is the primary purpose of Comparison Instruction GRT?
What is the primary purpose of Comparison Instruction GRT?
- To check if the first value is less than the second value
- To check if two values are equal
- To check if the first value is greater than the second value (correct)
- To perform arithmetic operations
In Energy System Engineering, what is the primary function of Arithmetic Status bit?
In Energy System Engineering, what is the primary function of Arithmetic Status bit?
- To store the result of arithmetic operations
- To control the execution of the program
- To toggle between AND and OR operations
- To indicate if an arithmetic operation was successful or not (correct)
When using Comparison Instruction GEQ, what does 'E' stand for?
When using Comparison Instruction GEQ, what does 'E' stand for?
- Exclusive
- Equal
- End
- Greater or Equal (correct)
What type of logical operation does the XOR instruction perform?
What type of logical operation does the XOR instruction perform?
In Data Handling Instructions, what type of conversions are mentioned?
In Data Handling Instructions, what type of conversions are mentioned?
'NEG' instruction is utilized for what purpose?
'NEG' instruction is utilized for what purpose?
'MOV' instruction in Moving Data is primarily used for what function?
'MOV' instruction in Moving Data is primarily used for what function?
'LIM' Comparison Instruction serves what main purpose?
'LIM' Comparison Instruction serves what main purpose?
What does the Zero (Z) arithmetic status bit indicate after an instruction executes?
What does the Zero (Z) arithmetic status bit indicate after an instruction executes?
Which arithmetic status bit is set if an overflow occurs and the result doesn't fit in the destination?
Which arithmetic status bit is set if an overflow occurs and the result doesn't fit in the destination?
What does the Sign (S) arithmetic status bit indicate regarding the value from an instruction?
What does the Sign (S) arithmetic status bit indicate regarding the value from an instruction?
When may changes occur to the Arithmetic Status Bits?
When may changes occur to the Arithmetic Status Bits?
What type of values are usually returned when using math instructions?
What type of values are usually returned when using math instructions?
Which action causes the Carry (C) arithmetic status bit to be set?
Which action causes the Carry (C) arithmetic status bit to be set?
After executing an instruction, which arithmetic status bit is affected by the presence of a 0 value?
After executing an instruction, which arithmetic status bit is affected by the presence of a 0 value?
What type of data is used to perform functions in Math Instructions?
What type of data is used to perform functions in Math Instructions?
What is the purpose of the GRT instruction?
What is the purpose of the GRT instruction?
When using the GEQ instruction, what does it compare?
When using the GEQ instruction, what does it compare?
What does the LIM instruction do?
What does the LIM instruction do?
Which instruction is used for adding two values?
Which instruction is used for adding two values?
In the context of arithmetic status bits, what happens if division by 0 is attempted?
In the context of arithmetic status bits, what happens if division by 0 is attempted?
What does the CLR instruction do?
What does the CLR instruction do?
When using the ABS instruction, what calculation does it perform?
When using the ABS instruction, what calculation does it perform?
'CPT' in mathematical instructions stands for what term?
'CPT' in mathematical instructions stands for what term?
If the value at source A is less than the value at source B, which comparison instruction would result in the instruction being logically true?
If the value at source A is less than the value at source B, which comparison instruction would result in the instruction being logically true?
Which instruction would you use to test whether source A is greater than or equal to source B?
Which instruction would you use to test whether source A is greater than or equal to source B?
When using the LIM instruction, what does it test for?
When using the LIM instruction, what does it test for?
In Comparison Instructions GRT, when is the instruction logically true?
In Comparison Instructions GRT, when is the instruction logically true?
What does the GEQ instruction test for?
What does the GEQ instruction test for?
Which comparison instruction would you use to check if one value is less than or equal to another value?
Which comparison instruction would you use to check if one value is less than or equal to another value?
Which instruction should be used when testing for whether a value at source A is smaller than a value at source B?
Which instruction should be used when testing for whether a value at source A is smaller than a value at source B?
In PLC programming, the GRT instruction is used to test if?
In PLC programming, the GRT instruction is used to test if?
What is the outcome of the GEQ instruction when Source A is greater than or equal to Source B?
What is the outcome of the GEQ instruction when Source A is greater than or equal to Source B?
When using the LIM instruction in PLC programming, what are you testing for?
When using the LIM instruction in PLC programming, what are you testing for?
What type of instructions are used in PLC programming to compare data stored in two or more words?
What type of instructions are used in PLC programming to compare data stored in two or more words?
Which instruction in PLC programming is used to test if two values are not equal?
Which instruction in PLC programming is used to test if two values are not equal?
What does the GRT instruction signify when comparing two values in PLC programming?
What does the GRT instruction signify when comparing two values in PLC programming?
Which arithmetic status bit in PLC programming indicates that an overflow has occurred during an arithmetic operation?
Which arithmetic status bit in PLC programming indicates that an overflow has occurred during an arithmetic operation?
What happens when using the LES instruction to compare two values in PLC programming?
What happens when using the LES instruction to compare two values in PLC programming?
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