Answer 3)
The four modes of Timing Relays are
1. On-delay mode: In this mode the timer turns on the output signal after a preset delay after receiving the input signal.
2. Off-delay mode: In this mode the timer turns off the output signal after a preset delay after receiving the input signal.
3. Interval mode: Here the timer turns on as soon as an input signal is received and remains on for a preset time interval.
4. Flicker mode: In this case the timer goes through several on-off cycles after an input signal is received.
Answer 4)
Sequence of events when pushbutton A is pressed
1. When pushbutton A is pressed then circuit to coil C is completed as N/C contact of pushbutton B is already closed.
2. This energizes the coil C.
3. Therefore N/O contact of coil C is also closed. As this N/O contact is in parallel with push-button A, therefore an alternate electrical path to coil C is setup.
4. Hence C remains on even if pushbutton A is released.
Next, sequence of events when 'B' is pushed:
1. When B is pushed then its NC contact, which is series with coil C, is opened.
2. This turns coil C off.
3. No C can be turned on only by pushing 'A'
Hope this helps.
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