The sampling period is 10ms, making it high-speed! It is suitable for fast-changing control.
The "TTM-214-Z118/Z119" is a digital controller that inherits the basic specifications of the TTM-214. It offers two types of inputs: "Temperature Input (Z118)" and "Analog Input (Z119)." The dimensions are compact, measuring 48mm in height, 48mm in width, and 59.7mm in depth. Please feel free to contact us when you need assistance. 【Features】 ■ New auto-tuning method (calculates PID parameters that can cover a wide bandwidth) ■ Industry-leading 16-point correction function (flexibly responds to nonlinear sensor outputs) ■ Event output counter (monitors event output on time display) ■ Simple ProCon function (up to 8-step ProCon control) ■ LCD display (excellent visibility with high-brightness white display) *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Controlling all "temperatures" in the world. With the high technological capabilities and reliable trust cultivated as the "TOHO" of temperature, we respond to our customers' needs. Since our founding, temperature control devices and temperature sensors have evolved alongside changes in the times, and we have always focused on the development of new products. Under the philosophy of "creating technology," we are also actively engaged in the development and manufacturing of various control devices to meet a wide range of requests from customers, separate from temperature control and temperature sensors. In the manufacturing of probe cards, which are essential as inspection tools in semiconductor manufacturing processes, we are committed not only to meeting customer demands for multi-pin and narrow pitch configurations but also to providing quick turnaround times.
