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Technical Explanation for Temperature Controllers - Omron
1 CSM_Temperature_TG_E_6_3 SensorsSwitchesSafety ComponentsRelaysControl ComponentsAutomation SystemsMotion / DrivesEnergy Conservation Support / Environment Measure EquipmentPower Supplies /In AdditionOthersCommonTechnical Explanation for Temperature ControllersIntroductionWhat Is a Temperature Controller?A Temperature Controller is a device that is used to control a heater or other equipment by comparing a sensor signal with a set point and performing calculations according to the deviation between those values. Devices that can handle sensor signals other than for Temperature , such as humidity, pressure, and flow rate, are called Controllers . Electronic Controllers are specifically called Digital ControlTemperature Controllers control Temperature so that the process value will be the same as the set point, but the response will differ due to the characteristics of the controlled object and the control method of the Temperature Controller.
400°C has a 5% proportional band, the width of the proportional band will be converted into a temperature range of 20°C. In this case, a full output is kept turned ON until the process value reaches 90 °C, and the output is OFF periodically when the process value exceeds 90°C, provided the set point is 100°C.
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