Six Channel Valve Controller

The
BME Six Channel Valve Controller provides six independent
and automatically timed channels of solenoid control for the precise
administration of drugs and solutions to patch clamp and other neuropharmacological
preparations. Adjustable "shock on" circuitry is used
to permit fast activation times, and is combined with a low-power
holding-current function to prevent excessive heat generation.
Each
channel features two modes. When set to manual, each solenoid (normally
closed) may be activated for any period of time. A rear logic input
(for each channel) may also be used in manual mode to activate the
solenoid for the period of time the input is logic high. In auto
mode, it can be programmed from 1 millisecond to 9.9999 seconds
as specified by four front panel pushwheel digits. When a channel
is in auto mode, its rear panel input will also trigger activation
for the specified period beginning at the rising edge of a logic
pulse. An activation sum output is provided on the rear panel to
indicate activation of any of the six channels. The signal is nominally
zero volts. Each activated channel contributes 0.2 V to the sum
output.
Lee
Company series FFAA valves are typically utilized with the controller
and are available separately. These valves feature zero dead space,
low leakage, and fast activation time.
A
valve housing for six Lee Company Series LFAA valves is available.
Call
410-563-4200 for pricing.
PRICING
| Six
Channel Valve Controller |
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Call
for pricing |
| Valve
Housing |
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Call
for pricing |
| Lee
Series LFAA Valves |
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|
Call
for pricing |
TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
| Timing
error (% of specified time) |
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<1.0 |
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% |
| Minimum
solenoid impedance |
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250 |
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|
ohms |
| Maximum
on time |
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Indefinite |
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| Shock voltage
amplitude |
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12-45,
adjustable |
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|
V |
| Shock voltage
duration |
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3 |
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msec |
| Sum activation
output (no channels on) |
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0 |
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V |
| Sum activation
output (each channel on) |
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0.2 |
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V |
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