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Optimal Engineering Systems: Pick & hold modules for solenoid control electronics

The compact (3.00 in x 3.00 in x .85 in) PH-ET Pick & Hold module from Optimal Engineering Systems, a very low-cost solution for solenoid control electronics, is a reliable module suitable for driving valves, relays, actuators, DC motors including voice coil and moving magnet linear motors, hydraulics, electromagnets, and LEDs.

Pw 71682 Oes Pwm Module

Based on a micro-controller that can easily be reprogrammed for specific applications, these off-the-shelf modules operate on a single supply voltage from +9 VDC to +50 VDC. "Holding" current is 4 Amps RMS with a peak or "Pick" current of 15 Amps for high force and/or acceleration. Higher current and voltages are also available.

Used with an SCC-01 Solenoid Controller Card from OES up to 16 "Pick & Hold" PWM Modules can be controlled. In each unit a snubber diode is incorporated to suppress voltage spikes. PH-ET Pick & Hold modules accept a TTL command voltage of 0 to 3 VDC, or 4 to 20 mAmps signals. The pick voltage timing and hold voltage are easily adjusted using onboard potentiometers. Modules are eco-friendly and RoHS compliant.

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