A digital address in the output memory area of the PLC that a real-world device is being controlled from, such as a pilot light, motor starter, or solenoid, is referred to as Digital Memory.

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A digital address in the output memory area of the PLC that controls a real-world device is referred to as an Output Address or Output Coil, not Digital Memory. Digital Memory typically refers to the storage areas within the PLC used for storing data, not directly controlling devices.

A Digital Address in the Output Memory Area of the PLC