Write a program to implement the process illustrated in Figure 2. A company that makes electronic assembly kits needs a counter to count and control the number of resistors placed into each kit. The controller must stop the take-up spool at a predetermined amount of resistors (100). A worker on the floor will then cut the resistor strip and place it in the kit. The circuit operates as follows: A start/stop pushbutton station is used to turn the spool motor drive on and off manually. A through-beam sensor counts the resistors as they pass by. A counter preset for 100 (the amount of resistors in each kit) will automatically stop the take-up spool when the accumulated count reaches 100. A second counter is provided to count the grand total used. Manual reset buttons are provided for each counter. Write a program to implement the process illustrated in Figure 2. A company that makes electronic assembly kits needs a counter to count and control the number of resistors placed into each kit. The controller must stop the take-up spool at a predetermined amount of resistors (100). A worker on the floor will then cut the resistor strip and place it in the kit. The circuit operates as follows: A start/stop pushbutton station is used to turn the spool motor drive on and off manually. A through-beam sensor counts the resistors as they pass by. A counter preset for 100 (the amount of resistors in each kit) will automatically stop the take-up spool when the accumulated count reaches 100. A second counter is provided to count the grand total used. Manual reset buttons are provided for each counter