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PLC systems We have three different motors to work at an irrigation facility. We can only...

PLC systems

We have three different motors to work at an irrigation facility. We can only use a START button to run the system and a STOP button to stop the system.

System Conditions to Work:
*When we pressed START button first motor has to work non-stop, after 25 seconds second motor has to work non-stop and first motor has to keep working at this time. 40 seconds after second motor starts we also need third motor to START in this time first and second motors has to keep working by the way. 60 seconds after third motor starts all motors have to STOP together.

a) Write all the buttons, motors, relays and other components and their names on PLC program as a list.
b) Draw input/output connections as a schema and write names of included components.
c) Draw LADDER diagram of this program.


Could you please write this program on PLC system without using TIMER, paper or a screenshot is pretty enough but I would love to see screenshot if its possible. Thanks in advance. Stay safe!

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module traffic(clk, reset, P1, P2, P3, P4, PL); input clk; input reset; output[4:0] P1; output[4:0] P2;...

module traffic(clk, reset, P1, P2, P3, P4, PL);
input clk;
input reset;
output[4:0] P1;
output[4:0] P2;
output[4:0] P3; // four roads
output [4:0] P4;
output[3:0] PL; //Pl is pedestrian

reg [4:0] P1;
reg [4:0] P2;
reg [4:0] P3;
reg [4:0] P4;
reg [3:0] PL;
reg [4:0] sig;

always @(posedge clk or negedge reset)
begin
   if(reset == 1'b0)begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100;
       P2 <= 5'b00100;
       P3 <= 5'b00100;
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       sig <= 5'b00000;
   end
   else begin
       sig <= sig + 1;
      
       case(sig[4:0])
       5'b00000:begin
       P1 <= 5'b10011; //path 1 is greeen
       P2 <= 5'b00100; //all other paths are red
       P3 <= 5'b10011;
       P4 <= 5'b10011;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end
      
       5'b00100:begin
       P1 <= 5'b01000; //path 1 is yellow
       P2 <= 5'b00100; // all other paths are red
       P3 <= 5'b00100;
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b01000:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100; //path 1 is red
       P2 <= 5'b10011; //path 2 is green
       P3 <= 5'b00100; // all other paths are red
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b01100:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100;
       P2 <= 5'b01000; //path 2 is yellow
       P3 <= 5'b00100; // all other paths are red
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b10000:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100;
       P2 <= 5'b00100; //path 3 is green
       P3 <= 5'b10011; // all other paths are red
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b10100:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100;
       P2 <= 5'b00100; //path 3 is yellow
       P3 <= 5'b01000; // all other paths are red
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b11000:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100;
       P2 <= 5'b00100; //all other paths are red
       P3 <= 5'b00100; // path 4 is yello
       P4 <= 5'b10011;
       PL <= 4'b1111;
       end

       5'b11100:begin
       P1 <= 5'b00100; //all other paths are red
       P2 <= 5'b00100;
       P3 <= 5'b00100;
       P4 <= 5'b00100;
       PL <= 4'b0000; //pedestrian green
       end

       5'b11111:sig<= 6'b00000;

       default:begin     
      
       end
   endcase

   end
end

endmodule

can anyone write a testbench for this code in Verilog.

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