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The document provides instructions for a temperature controlled system used for automatic control technology experiments. The system contains a halogen lamp, heat sink, PTC sensor, ventilator motor, and adjustable flap. It allows experiments by controlling the heating power, measuring the oven temperature, and setting disturbance variables using the ventilator and flap. The device connects to a ±15V power supply and has a maximum temperature of 100°C, approximate delay time of 10 seconds, and compensation time of 120 seconds. Recommended literature on experimental fundamentals of open and closed loop systems is provided.

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The document provides instructions for a temperature controlled system used for automatic control technology experiments. The system contains a halogen lamp, heat sink, PTC sensor, ventilator motor, and adjustable flap. It allows experiments by controlling the heating power, measuring the oven temperature, and setting disturbance variables using the ventilator and flap. The device connects to a ±15V power supply and has a maximum temperature of 100°C, approximate delay time of 10 seconds, and compensation time of 120 seconds. Recommended literature on experimental fundamentals of open and closed loop systems is provided.

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Instruction Sheet Bb 11/01

Temperature controlled system 734 12

734 12

1. Prescribed use
The training panel is a component of the modular training panel system TPS 8.2 for automatic
control technology.

2. Location of use
Operate in dry rooms, which are suitable for experimenting with electrical operating equipment or
installations.

3.4. Description/function
The temperature controlled system as an oven “with timer bell” contains a halogen lamp 124V,
and is equipped with a heat sink. Thus, the first storage element and resistor are realized.
A PTC sensor 2with its mass and the thermal resistor between heat source and sensor forms the
second storage element of the PT-2 controlled system.
The entire arrangement consists of a ventilator motor 3whose output power can be adjusted
using the potentiometer 4 and the adjustable flap 5. The entire system is arranged in a transpar-
ent channel 6.
The heating power 7is supplied by the power amplifier 734 13 via a diode, so that it is guaranteed
that the control loop is operated only in the first quadrant (+U; +I) and that positive feedback is not
transformed into negative feedback in the controller.

1
An automatic reclosing, bimetallic switch (Θ = 90° - 180°) ensures that critical excess temperatures
do not arise.
The oven temperature is measured with a PTC sensor 2and converted via transducers in either
2 mA/10°C or 1 V/10°C:
The operation mode is selected using the switch 8.
Output 9: the controlled variable x.
The ventilator 3is located at the beginning of the controlled system. It is supplied via an electron-
ically stabilized voltage source so that constant disturbance variables z1 can be set using the po-
tentiometer 4.
The flap 5has calibrated positions (z2) at the end of the controlled system.
Recommended settings:
Motor: 2 scale divisions
Flap: 2 scale divisions
See the controlled system response for manipulated variables UY = 6; 8; 10 V.

5. Putting into operation and operating


The device is inserted into the panel frames and connected to a suitable ±15 V power supply
device, e.g. cat. no. 726 86.

6. Technical data
Power supply : ±15 V
Temperature : max. 100 °C
Delay time TV : approx. 10 s
Compensation time TG : approx. 120 s

7. Recommended experiment literature


F.H. Effertz, H.-W. Hüsch
Fundamentals of Automatic Control Technology II, Volume 2:
Experiment-based fundamentals of open-loop and closed-loop systems
Leybold Didactic GmbH, Hürth 1996, Kat.-Nr. 568 221, ISBN 3-88391-302-2

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