What is the difference between the Standard Amplifier and the Tiny Positioner Amplifier ?
(Explosion-proof Motor)
Basically, the amplifier receives signals from the outside and follows the signals.
The tiny positioner amplifier operates its external signal with the value of the internal parameter.
Assuming that there is a device that reciprocates between A and B, in the case of a standard amplifier, it is necessary to give a pulse train signal from the outside.
However, in the case of a tiny positioner amplifier, if you put the position data and speed of A and B in the internal parameters, you can move to point A if you select A with the external start signal and switching button, and move to point B if you select B.
It works even if the pulse train signal is not given from the outside.
Since the tiny positioner amplifier can set up to 64 fixed points,it is also possible to connect all the points and make one action.
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