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Dukane Patented MPC Multi-Probe Control

Dukane Patented MPC Multi-Probe Control
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Dukane Patented MPC* Multi - Point Control The MPC unit is designed for assembly systems where one ultrasonic power supply is sequenced to several ultrasonic probes. Our unique Control and Process Monitoring Profile is available for each individual probe when coupled with a Dukane iQ Series ultrasonic generator. Control Features Process Monitoring 44Weld by Time 44Weld by Energy 44Weld by Peak power 44Amplitude Selection MPC 8 Probe Panel Mount 44Suspect or Bad Part Limits 44Min - Max Weld Time 44Min - Max Weld Energy 44Min - Max Weld Peak Power 44Fault Status System Status Indicator Displays System Active and Faults gg Green indicates system OK gg Orange indicates non critical fault gg Red Indicates critical fault MPC panel can be mounted in a through panel configuration as pictured here or as a external stand-alone module. MPC has the ability to sequence up to 16 probes or converters and can be purchased from 2 to 16 point control. Color-coded status LED’s insure ease of system operation and field troubleshooting. The MPC module can be used with all frequency and power levels of ultrasonic systems. Probe Selection Indicator gg Green indicates probe channel selected gg Red indicates ultrasonics active Intelligent Assembly Solutions

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MPC Configurations Connect up to 16 Probes Some of the patented features include: • Fully protected from improper programming and power line irregularities. • Binary coded selection inputs prevents selection of 2 probe relays. • Logic interlocks prevent selection changes when ultrasound is on. • Ring-down monitor allows relay switching only when voltage is off. • Fault monitor detects a shorted relay coil driver and halts operation. • Hold-up time of internal supplies - designed to ride-out any line problem. Eliminate equipment failures due to improper machine programming. Dukane’s...

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