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Heaterstat™ Sensorless Dc controller
No separate sensor or thermostat required
Leadwire version
PCB mount
Overview
The Heaterstat takes temperature readings from heater models with a high temperature coefficient. You get accurate, efficient electronic control at prices comparable to thermostats.
• Use with Minco Thermal-Clear™ and select Thermofoil™ heaters
• Complete heating control system provides repeatable process control for worry-free and stable operation
• Solid state on-off control with adjustable set point offers greater durability than electro-mechanical devices
• Low power consumption — ideal for battery operated and vehicular devices
• The small PCB mount package and less wiring saves space to reduce the footprint of your device
• Mounting the Heaterstat separately allows the heater to be placed in tight spaces
• Available factory matched calibration option allows for easy plug-and-play operation
Operation
The diagram below shows how the Heaterstat works. It periodi­cally powers the heater just long enough to check resistance. If heater temperature is above setpoint (left side of graph), power shuts off within 0.010 seconds.
If heater temperature is below setpoint, the Heaterstat leaves power on and continually reads resistance until element tem­perature reaches setpoint. It then shuts off and waits until time for the next pulse.
Scan rate, the off-time between pulses, is factory set from 0.1 to 10 seconds (1 second is standard). Faster scans provide tighter control while slower scans conserve power during idle times (a 0.010 second pulse every 10 seconds takes only 0.1% of full-on power).
Applications
The Heaterstat's unique design makes it the ideal companion with Minco heaters to achieve precise thermal control. Here are some application ideas and examples:
• Improve performance of LCDs or other electronics in cold storage areas.
• Replace bulky, slow-responding thermostats.
• Regulate temperature of miniature or low-mass heaters in situations where a temperature sensor is impractical or will impede response.
• Protect portable medical devices from effects of cold.
• Maintain temperature of critical circuit board components, such as industrial crystals.
• Independently control individual sections of large area heaters, using one Heaterstat per zone.
Temperature above setpoint: Sensing pulses only
Temperature below setpoint: Each pulse stays on until heater regains setpoint
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Scan rate = Preset off time between pulses (0.1 to 10 seconds typical)
Heater element temperature
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Setpoint
Average heat sink temperature
Ambient temperature (falling)
Specifications subject to change
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