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News Release from: Goodwin Electronics | Subject: MultiStop motion controller
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 11 December 2001
2-axis controller needs no PCs, PLCs or
HMIs
Goodwin's MultiStop motion controller is a uniquely integrated 2 axis controller which requires no additional equipment such as PCs, PLCs or HMIs and which includes a full PID control loop
An informative new brochure from motion control specialist, Goodwin Electronics, showcases the company's state-of-the-art MultiStop motion control unit As well as detailing the MultiStop's comprehensive range of standard and optional features and the unit's electrical and mechanical specifications, the new brochure also combines illustrations of sample screens with diagrammatic examples of typical applications
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 22 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The brochure also includes a useful reference section covering the MultiStop's easy-to-use Powertalk language.
Goodwin's MultiStop motion controller is a uniquely integrated 2 axis controller which requires no additional equipment such as PCs, PLCs or HMIs and which includes a full PID control loop.
Ease-of-use is assured by the unit's combination of simple to program Powertalk software developed by Goodwin, coupled with a high-contrast LCD display, multi-function softkeys and user-friendly diagnostic messages.
Other features which contribute to the MultiStop's all-round ability include the availability of up to 24 inputs/outputs, remote program selection and a highly reliable 32 bit Motorola processor incorporating an RISC processing element for parallel processing.
Suitable for use in aggressive environments, the MultiStop uses a tactile membrane keypad sealed to IP65 and has been designed as a sleek and compact unit ideal for trouble-free panel mounting.
Wirral-based Goodwin Electronics is part of the global engineering company, Renold Precision Technologies, and is widely regarded as a leading name in the design and manufacture of motion control systems for a wide range of both individual end users and OEMs.
Managing Director, Paul Shuffleton, explained, "Every aspect of the MultiStop has been developed to provide operators with a reliable and easy-to-use system whose combination of performance and versatility will benefit a wide range of motion control applications".
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