Control circuits.
The 62 circuits of the CoilPath library. What each one is for, part of its schematic and the parts used. Open it in the app and run it in the simulator.
Motor control circuits
Contactor Connection
Contactor Connection with a Phase-Neutral Coil
Contactor Connection with a Phase-to-Phase Coil
Direct-On-Line Starting Circuit for an Induction Motor
Induction Motor Jog (Inching) Circuit
Seal-in Circuit (Continuous Running of an Induction Motor)
Seal-in Circuit (Continuous Running of an Induction Motor with a Relay)
Jog Button with Momentary Running and Seal-in Cancel Circuit
Seal-in Circuit with Start–Stop Control from Three Locations
Forward–Reverse Direct-On-Line Starting Circuit
Sequential Induction Motor Starting with Timer Relays
Delayed Stop Circuit with a Timer Relay
Sequential Induction Motor Starting and Delayed Stop with Timer Relays
Direct-On-Line Starting Circuit with Protection and Indicator Lamps
Automatic Motor Stopping at Set Positions with Sensors
Forward–Reverse Motor Circuit with PNP Sensors
Star-Delta Starting Circuit for an Induction Motor
Star-Delta Starting Circuit with Forward–Reverse Control
Dahlander Motor High Speed – Low Speed CircuitPump and level control
Automatic Pump Operation with an Upper-Level Float Switch
Automatic Pump Operation with a Lower-Level Float Switch
Automatic Tank Filling Control with Lower and Upper Float Switches
Manual and Automatic Pump Operation
Manual Pump Operation with Self-Holding and Automatic Operation by Float Switch
Running One of Two Pumps with a Selector Switch
Two-Pump Level Control Circuit with Selector Switch and Phase Monitoring Relay
Float-Controlled Sequential Operation of Two Motors
Float-Controlled Sequential Operation of Two Motors 2
Manual and Automatic Pump Starting with Selector Switch and Float Switch (Contactor with Line-to-Line Coil)
Manual and Automatic Star–Delta Starting with Float Switch – 1
Manual and Automatic Star–Delta Starting with Float Switch – 2
Liquid Level Relay – NO Contact Circuit Application
Liquid Level Relay – NC Contact Circuit Application
Liquid Level Relay – Two-Tank Water Transfer System
Manual and Automatic Pump Operation in a Two-Tank Water Transfer System with Liquid Level Relay
Manual and Automatic Pump Operation Using a Liquid Level Relay (NO Contact) and Float Switch
Manual and Automatic Pump Control with Signalling, Using a Liquid Level Relay (NO Contact) and Float SwitchResidual current protection
PLC circuits
Start-Stop (Seal-in) with a PLC
Start-Stop from Three Places with a PLC
Interlocked Forward-Reverse with a PLC
Traffic Light with a PLC
Garage Door with a PLC
Box Size Sorting with a PLC
Tank Filling and Emptying with a PLC
Double Conveyor with a PLC
Two-Liquid Mixer with a PLC
Four-Piston Sequence with a PLC
Box Sorter with a PLC
Production Line Counting with a PLC
Single-Phase Motor with Three SwitchesHMI
Frequency drive (VFD)
Running from the Keypad
Two-Wire Run / Stop
Run / Stop and Direction
Three-Wire Start / Stop
Speed Setting with a Potentiometer
Electronic Potentiometer
Forward - Reverse Operation



