Hydraulic and Pneumatic Valves: Proportional System Controller

April 7, 2009
The C2 proportional system controller works with high-speed, high-accuracy proportional pneumatic valves

The C2 proportional system controller works with high-speed, high-accuracy proportional pneumatic valves. The device can control nonpneumatic devices such as voice-coil actuators and linear electric drives, or as a stand-alone advanced PID controller for test and measurement or R&D applications.

A backlit graphic LCD and membrane keypad access intuitive menus to configure and tune the system. Closed-loop control electronics use a flexible PID+FF scheme with valvemanagement circuitry that includes a deadband eliminator. Configuration settings include independent scaling of command and feedback signals; command ramp rates; electronic valve offset; and the ability to save and recall up to 10 gain configurations. The unit is available with or without a built-in valve driver.

Enfield Technologies
35 Nutmeg Dr.
Trumbull, CT 06611
(800) 504-3334
enfieldtech.com

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