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OES Releases Proportional Valve Controller Modules
VAN NUYS, CA — Optimal Engineering Systems, Inc. (OES) has released eight DIN rail mounted proportional valve controller modules. These compact, low weight, low cost, highly reliable, proportional valve controller modules feature both low side and high side drivers. The freewheeling flyback snubber diodes are present. Designed for open loop operation, they are
ideal for: pressure control valves, flow control valves, solenoids, actuators, voice coil motors, DC motors, and hydraulics. A closed loop version is also available upon request. The input control signals are zero to
+5 VDC or zero to +10 VDC. Microcomputers, PCs, IPCs, and PLCs
using programs such as: C/C++, Python, Visual Basic, and LabView™, can also be used to send simple text messages for con- trol. The RS-232 to TTL module, USB to TTL module, and Ethernet, LAN, LAN to TTL module, allow other formats of communica- tions to TTL signals. These modules easily snap onto avail-
Proportional valve controller module.
able DIN Rails, require a single supply from +9 VDC to +50 VDC, have an average cur- rent of 4A, and peak current is 15A. Off-the- shelf quantities and just-in-time deliveries
are available. Contact: Optimal
Engineering Systems, Inc., 6901 Woodley Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91406 % 888-777-1826 E-mail:
sales@oesincorp.com Web:
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