No temperature sensor required, DC temperature controller with feedback function.
The Minco CT398 temperature controller uses the heater line (which employs high TCR materials) as a temperature sensor, allowing for regular temperature monitoring. This enables the measurement of the heater surface temperature without the need for an additional temperature sensor. The output power is adjusted by comparing the set temperature with the actual measured temperature, thereby controlling the temperature. The settings have been made easier through USB connection and a Windows application (with internal settings rewritten via LED communication). - Sensorless heater control: Only heater line and power line connections are required. TCR* - The rate of change in resistance value when the temperature changes by 1°C.
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(Summary) - The included Windows application allows for easy calibration curve settings for heater temperature-resistance values. (Specifications) - Input power supply: 5–80 VDC - Nominal heater current: 10A@25℃, 6A@55℃, 3A@70℃ - Measurement accuracy: ±3% < 55℃, ±4% < 70℃ - Resistance value resolution: 1mΩ - Setting range: 0.5–500Ω - Relative humidity: up to 90% - Operating temperature: -25–70℃ - Storage temperature: -40–85℃ - Scan rate: 0.1–60 seconds - Scan pulse width: 0.01 seconds - Dimensions: 3.8cm L x 2.5cm W x 2.5cm D - Weight: 20g
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1) FA, robots, industrial machinery 2) Transportation, transport-related 3) Plants, instrumentation-related 4) In-house equipment, experimental purposes 5) Others, related devices and equipment requiring temperature measurement and control
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Minko has been providing thermal solutions since its establishment in Minneapolis, USA, in 1956. Initially, the company was engaged in the design and assembly of precision electrical equipment, but it expanded its range of in-house developed products starting with wire-wound temperature sensors, followed by flexible heaters and flexible printed circuit boards. Currently, it has evolved into providing heaters, sensors, flexible circuit boards, and integrated thermal solutions. Today, over 600 employees work at five locations in the USA, France, Japan, China, and Singapore, where local application engineers directly assist customers. Additionally, manufacturing is conducted at three locations in the USA, France, and China, allowing for production at the most suitable site based on specific projects, ensuring prompt delivery of products.