What is the expected outcome when the input signal transitions from false to true for a counter?

When the input signal transitions from false to true for a counter, the expected outcome is that the count increases. This transition typically indicates that a triggering event has occurred, which prompts the counter to register this event by incrementing its stored value.

Counters are often used in PLC applications to keep track of the number of times a certain condition or event occurs, such as the number of parts passing a sensor or the number of times a button is pressed. When the input signal changes from false (or low) to true (or high), it signifies that the condition being monitored has been satisfied, leading the counter to increase its current count value.

In this scenario, the functionality of the counter is to accumulate events based on input signal changes, making this outcome the correct interpretation of the input signal transitioning state.