LIN_TRAFOΒΆ
This function block ( The library UTIL.Library\ \) transforms a REAL-value, which lies in a value range defined by a lower and upper limit value, to a REAL-value which lies correspondingly in another range also defined by a lower and upper limit. The following equation is basis of the conversion:
(IN - IN_MIN) : (IN_MAX - IN) = (OUT - OUT_MIN) : (OUT_MAX - OUT)
function block LIN_TRAFO in FBD:
Input variables:
Variable | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|
IN | REAL | Input value |
IN_MIN | REAL | Lower limit of input value range |
IN_MAX | REAL | Upper limit of input value range |
OUT_MIN | REAL | Lower limit of output value range |
OUT_MAX | REAL | Upper limit of output value range |
Output variables:
Variable | Data type | Description |
---|---|---|
OUT | REAL | Output value |
ERROR | BOOL | Error occurred: TRUE, if IN_MIN = IN_MAX, or if IN is outside of the specified input value range |
Application example:\ \ \ \
A temperature sensor provides Volt-values (input IN). These are to be converted to temperature values in degree centigrade (output OUT). The input(Volt) values range is defined by the limits IN_MIN=0 and IN_MAX=10. The output(degree centigrade) value range is defined by the limits OUT_MIN=-20 and OUT_MAX=40.
Thus for an input of 5 Volt a temperature of 10 degree centigrade will result.