Now, analog input and analog outputs will be directly routed through terminal boards with respect to PLC. If possible, use fused terminal boards for additional safety.Refer to the below image. We will consider a simple panel here, with all the basic electrical components. The PLC panelconsists of the main breaker switch, bus bar, circuit breakers, relays, contactors, PLC, fuses, SMPS, terminal boards, utility sockets, and earthing points.Let us start with the main breaker switch. This is the point where the main power supply (3 phases) is connected (R, Y, B, N). It is this point that supplies power to all the components. Install the breakerin such a way that the wireman gets a free hand to do the wiring; because any lag in it can damage the whole system.In the next step, connect the output of the main breaker switch to the busbar. The bus bar provides proper electrical distribution. So, if there are many components in the panelwhich requires a single-phase supply or three-phase supply, then the bus bar is the most efficient step to do it. Distribute all the points from here to the ones which requi. Now, suppose there are three circuit breakers in the panel. Connect the three phase wires from the bus bar to each of the circuit breakerinputs. Individual circuit breakers will power individual contactors connected to their output. This will give proper output control to the contactors. Because contactors have a control circuitthat is controlled b.