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Programmable
Solenoid Driver
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Features
- Plug-and-Play
- Stand-alone
- Runs up to Two Devices Simultaneously
- Quick and Easy to Install
- Very Compact and Easy to Use
- Capable of Running Script Command
- Different Modes of Operation:
1) Host Controlled
2) Stand-alone, No PC Required to Operate
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Features
- Low Cost
- Small Size
- Low Weight
- Highly Efficient
- Stand Alone
- Plug-and-Play
- Stand-alone
- Runs up to Two Devices Simultaneously
- Quick and Easy to Install
- Very Compact and Easy to Use
- Capable of Running Script Command
- Highly Reliable
- Pulse Width Modulated (PWM)
- Single Supply, from +9 VDC to +50 VDC
- High Supply Voltage, +50 VDC
- High Output Current,
15 Amps Peak, 4 Amps RMS
- Incorporates Flyback (Snubber, Freewheeling)
Diode per Output Device
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Different Modes of Operation:
1) Host Controlled
2) Stand-alone, No PC Required to Operate
- QUANTITIES AVAILABLE IN STOCK
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Typical
Applications
- Solenoids
- Valves
- Relays
- Actuators
- Voice Coil Actuators
- DC Motors
- Hydraulics
- Electromagnets
- LEDs
General Specifications
- Supply Voltage, +9 to +50 VDC
- Peak Current, 15 Amp
- Average Current, 4 Amp
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The Programmable Solenoid Driver is designed
for actuation of electro-mechanical components.
The typical applications of the module is actuation
solenoids, electro-magnets, relays, motors, voice coil motors, actuators, valves
and other applicable devices.
The compact and stand-alone unit consists of
controller, drivers. It conveniently connects to the serial port or
USB of the
host computer.
The module
may be controlled in different ways;
1)
Stand-alone
In this mode, the controller does not need an
external device such as a PC to operate. The
controller is programmed in a simple programming
language. The code is developed, downloaded to
the controller, run and saved in the
controller's non-volatile memory using the
supplied
Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
software.
2)
Externally Controlled
In this mode, the external host such as a PC,
micro-controller or PLC sends a series of
commands to the controller via the RS-232 serial
port. The controller processes and performs the
incoming commands and responds with proper
messages.
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The module interfaces to a wide variety of analog and digital
transducers to monitor the output process. These include LVDTs, RVDTs,
Proximity Sensors, Accelerometers, Optical Encoders, Laser
Interferometers, Pressure Sensors and other similar devices. |
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Actuators
- Linear and Rotary Solenoids
Voice Coil Actuators
Actuator Driver
- Pulse Width Modulated (PWM)
Wide Output Voltage
High Output Current
Current Controlled or Voltage Controlled
Power Requirement
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Communication Interface
- RS-232, Ethernet and USB Interface
Feedback
Devices
LVDTs and RVDTs
Laser Interferometers
Pressure Transducers
Any Analog Signal
Absolute and Incremental Optical Encoders
General
Specifications
- Drives up to 2 Devices Simultaneously
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Mechanical Specifications |
| Mounting Pattern |
Four 6-32 Screws, 0.15" Diameter (3.8 mm) |
| Dimensions |
3.00” W, 3.00” D, 0.85” H (76.2 mm, 76.2 mm, 21.5 mm) |
Ordering Information
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