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QuickSilver Controls
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Suite E 580 E Arrow Highway
San Dimas
CA 91773
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 888 660 3801
http://www.quicksilvercontrols.com
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Listing of all 26 news releases from QuickSilver Controls:
Servomotor controller joins the network
Single-axis programmable controller is specially designed to servo third-party stepper motors creating a closed-loop stepper system.
News from QuickSilver Controls (29 April 2008)
Low-current servo enables smaller systems
The 34L-1 is an economical solution for motion control applications including semiconductor, packaging, medical and food processing.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 3 April 2008)
Servos bring sculpture to life
User application article Hoberman Associates chose QuickSilver Controls to move the panels on its Emergent Surface sculpture.
News from QuickSilver Controls (26 March 2008)
Solid models go online to ease integration
Solid models of motors and controllers help systems designers to integrate the units into their applications.
News from QuickSilver Controls (10 March 2008)
Servomotor controller receives new protocol
The DMX frame contains 512byte of data to control such things as lighting dimmers, fog machines and QuickSilver's servomotors.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 7 January 2008)
Servo software receives update
QuickControl's Initialisation Wizard will now initialise a SilverDust servo controller to servo a third party stepper motor by entering the motor's current, resistance, inductance and maximum torque.
News from QuickSilver Controls (18 October 2007)
Servomotor handles 2000 rev/min
With QCI's ability to handle inertial miss-matches of 100:1, the QCI-A23K-3 is ideal for driving large flywheel loads without additional gearing.
News from QuickSilver Controls (16 August 2007)
Board-only servo controller/driver released
The board only SilverDust IG (QCI-D2-IG-01) is a combined controller/driver which includes serial communications.
News from QuickSilver Controls (24 July 2007)
Addon expands servo controller I/O
Breakout provides access to power, communications and I/O lines on SilverDust servomotor controllers.
News from QuickSilver Controls (29 May 2007)
Servomotor controller allows I/O sharing
QuickSilver Controls' SilverDust IGC makes it easy and inexpensive to create a scalable, multi-axis network.
News from QuickSilver Controls (28 May 2007)
Servo controller handles rotary knife applications
User application article QuickSilver Controls' SilverDust servo controller/driver is now capable of handling rotary knife applications, found in packaging lines.
News from QuickSilver Controls (15 May 2007)
Servo controller/driver offers simple functions
QuickSilver Controls has released a simple servo controller/driver for its line of NEMA 11, 17 and 23 frame servomotors.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 5 February 2007)
Servo controller is cost effective comms bridge
QuickSilver's SilverDust IG8 servo controller/driver is now available with a Modbus TCP option.
News from QuickSilver Controls (19 January 2007)
Linear motor offers full servo control
The QCI-L6 is a linear motor with full servo control which is ideal for high acceleration moves.
News from QuickSilver Controls (15 January 2007)
Single-axis controller offers comms options
Multichannel architecture allows for a network of field devices using CAN to work simultaneously with a supervisory network using RS232, RS485 or Ethernet.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 1 December 2006)
Direct-drive servomotor fits in small places
QuickSilver Controls has expanded its current line of high-torque, direct-drive servomotors to include a NEMA 11 frame.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 8 September 2006)
Joysticks smooth out servo control
Controller/drivers for servo control of NEMA 17, 23 and 34 frame stepmotors accommodate a simple analogue joystick input to control position, velocity or torque.
News from QuickSilver Controls (26 May 2006)
Servo motion controller adds CANopen interface
A CANbus option is now available for the SilverDust IGB servo motion controller/driver for servo control of NEMA 17 and 23 frame stepmotors.
News from QuickSilver Controls ( 3 May 2006)
Adapters help motors fit a tight spot
For applications where a NEMA 17 or NEMA 23 motor needs to fit into a tight spot, QuickSilver Controls now offers adapters for its 15-pin D-shell motor connector (D15HD).
News from QuickSilver Controls (20 January 2006)
Step controller gains programmable limit output
QuickSilver Controls has added a programmable limit switch (PLS) output to its SilverDust controller/driver for servo control of NEMA 17 and 23 frame microstep motors.
News from QuickSilver Controls (21 November 2005)
Servo controller opens the loop
Steppers suit washdown applications
Single-axis servo is full of features
Servo system survives washdown
Micro step motor takes encoder onboard
Step motors come with servo control
