Lake Shore Cryotronics Model 336 Temperature Controller

characteristic

• Operation down to 300 mk with appropriate ntc rtd sensor
• Four sensor inputs and four independent control outputs
• Two PID control loops: 100 W and 50 W into a 50 or 25 Ω load
• Automatically adjust and automatically collect PID parameters
• Automatic switching of sensor inputs using partitioning to allow continuous measurement and control from 300 mk to 1505 k
• Custom display settings allow you to label each sensor input
• Ethernet,USB and IEEE-488 interfaces
• Supports diode,RTD and thermocouple temperature sensors
• Sensor excitation current reversal eliminates the thermal EMF error of the resistive sensor
• ±10 V analog voltage outputs,alarms,and relays
• Automatically adjust and automatically collect pid parameters

The first of a new generation of innovative temperature measurement and control solutions by Lake Shore,the Model 336 temperature controller comes standard equipped with many advanced features promising to deliver the functionality and reliable service you've come to expect from the world leader in cryogenic thermometry . The Model 336 is the only temperature controller available with four sensor inputs,four control outputs and 150 W of low noise heater power. Two independent heater outputs providing 100 W and 50 W can be associated with any of the four sensor inputs and programmed for closed loop temperature control in proportional-integral-derivative (PID) mode. The improved autotuning feature of the Model 336 can be used to automatically collect PID parameters,so spend less time your controller and more time conducting experiments.","The Model 336 supports the industry's most advanced line of cryogenic temperature sensors as manufactured by Lake Shore,inc diodes,resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) and thermocouples. The controller's zone feature allows you to measure and control temperatures seamlessly from 300 mK to over 1,500 K by automatically switching temperature sensor inputs when your temperature range goes beyond the usable range of a given sensor. You'll never again have to be concerned with temperature sensor over or under errors and measurement continuity issues. Alarms,relays,and ±10 V analog voltage outputs are available to help automate secondary control functions.