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You are here: Home / Controls / AMETEK MICROjammer Blower Upgraded To Include Full-Wave Electronic Controller

AMETEK MICROjammer Blower Upgraded To Include Full-Wave Electronic Controller

August 20, 2013 By Stacy Combest Leave a Comment

Electronic_controllerThe MICROjammer Series of high-performance compact variable-speed brushless blowers from AMETEK Precision Motion Control (PMC) has been upgraded to include the latest state-of-the-art electronic controller.  The upgrade to a full-wave electronic speed controller allows for greater functional control for the end user, while preserving the MICROjammer’s high performance and compact design.

The full-wave commutating electronics package enhances the versatility of the MICROjammer blower family well beyond its previous half-wave version by providing  more protection features, functional options (including a tachometer output), and increased customization potential.  Previously, all of these benefits were only allowable through implementation of a costly, space-consuming external drive.

Being fully programmable, end users no longer need to develop their own “hard” control schemes but can now take advantage of an AMETEK multi-wire input for specific operational functions, including closed -loop speed control, maximum speed set, electric braking, current limit, over temperature, locked rotor, and others.

The upgraded controller also allows a greater range of speed control (virtually 0-100% total speed variation is achievable).  End users will no longer need to vary input voltage to achieve specific operating characteristics, but instead, they can take full advantage of the on-board signal-level controllability.

Along with these benefits, upgraded MICROjammer blowers offer greater operating efficiency, lowering their cost of usage and making them better suited for energy efficient or “green” applications. These units can now deliver up to 50 inches (water column) of static pressure and achieve airflow levels of 26 cubic feet per minute.

By continuing to provide AMETEK’s low-inertia, high-dynamic response characteristics, MICROjammer blowers are the choice for a variety of high-end blower applications such as business machine, computer, medical, printing equipment, and others. Blower package sizes vary from 3.0 inches to 5.1 inches, each providing unique aerodynamic operating characteristics allowing for a custom fit.  All units continue to be powered by AMETEK’s industry reliable 1.7-inch brushless 12 or 24 VDC motor.

AMETEK PMC
www.ametektip.com

Filed Under: Controls Tagged With: AMETEK, Windjammer of AMETEK

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