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Abstract:
The OptoTherm HP20 provides precise temperature control (+/-0.01°C) of thermoelectric modules and heating/cooling stages within a temperature range of -40 to 250°C.
The HP20 operates in a bi-directional, H-bridge configuration for smooth transitions between heating and cooling cycles and provides output current of up to 20 amps at 12 VDC. The HP20's PID capabilities enable rapid response to changes in operating conditions and provide tight control over a broad temperature range. TE View, the included PC-based software, provides an intuitive interface for configuring and operating the controller via the controller's serial (RS-232) interface. Once the controller is configured, the computer can be disconnected and the controller can be operated manually using the front panel push-button interface.
When the controller is connected to a PC, the setpoint and actual temperatures can be plotted in real time, providing a temperature history that can be saved in ASCII text format and imported into data analysis programs. Using plotted temperature data and the included step-by-step instructions, setting correct PID control parameters has never been easier.
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About OptoTherm
OptoTherm manufactures high-performance thermal imaging systems for use in the electronics, security, and medical industries. We specialize in designing whole product solutions for applications such as mass human fever screening, circuit board failure analysis, and microscopic thermographic analysis of semiconductor and MEMS devices. By utilizing the most recent advances in infrared camera and lens technology, we are able to provide affordable, high-performance thermal imaging systems to our customers.
Contacts:
OptoTherm, Inc.
2591 Wexford-Bayne Road, Suite 304
Sewickley, PA 15143
Ph: 724-940-7600
Fax: 724-940-7611
www.optotherm.com
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