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Fuzzy Logic for Temp/Process Control

By DE Editors  

May 1, 2007

By DE Editors

N72000 Series Temperature and Process Controllers  from OMEGA (Stamford, CT; omega.com) offer such high-level features as autotune, fuzzy logic, and fully adjustable PID. Their dual-display front panel resists dust and moisture. The auto/manual control has smooth transfer and a front-panel activation key, percent output indicator, peak and valley indicator and critical loop break protection. 
They can be programmed for on/off, PID, heat/cool or latching alarm. They can also be used with a variety of materials, including heat treating of rubber, plastics and metals. The CN72000 is CE-compliant and comes with operator’s manual and a 1-year warranty.

Price:  $362 (to start). For more information, visit omega.com.

 

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