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The introduction of Atos new digital electrohydraulics on modern machines and systems has
given valuable steps forward: a real progress by improved functionality and performances.
Digital controls coordinate multifunctional axes
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One of the big strengths of digital controls is how easily they
can be programmed to suit a variety of applications.
Thanks to the versatily of electrohydraulics, a system can be customized to match specific and variable
parameters for any application.
New Atos digital controllers can be easily configured to
manage position, speed or force axes each using a digital
electrohydraulic proportional valve.
The versatility is not limited only to control however, because
the components can be mounted integral with the hydraulics or
panel mounted, which ever best suits the applications.
Controls may also be interfaced with fieldbus and they allows
tuning of motion dynamics to simplify the automation
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unique PC software
of easy intuitive use
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- S* options on digital proportionals offer smart combination of
pressure & flow alternated controls for any electrohydraulic axis.
This simple solution adds a pressure control, closed-loop, to the
basic functions of proportional directional valves or cartridges
- RI-TEZ axis controllers, integral to proportional 4-way directional
valves with integral transducer, perform the basic driver
functions plus the position closed-loop control of the
linear/rotative actuator to which the proportional valve is
connected
- Z-ME-KZ Eurocard axis controllers, specifically designed for
electrohydraulics, extend the quantity of available electronic
interfaces and functionalities thus obtaining a more flexible and
general purpose hydraulic motion control unit
- Z-BM-HZ controllers are powerful high-performances axis cards
with modular assembling on DIN Rail panel support: their basic
functions are similar to the previous controllers plus they can
control up to two hydraulic axes with independent or
syncronized motion cycle, thanks to the extended computation
capabilities
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