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Temperature Control Scientifica Temperature Control
The controller uses the included LinLab software interface, which means a single software interface can be used to control your other Scientifica hardware components alongside temperature options.
The simple software control allows the user to set a target temperature for the perfusion solution. A built in sensor, positioned close to the inlet of the perfusion line, gives constant feedback of the actual solution temperature to adjust the heat output of the inline heater.
A maximum heater temperature can be defined as a safety measure to prevent the inline heater from overheating. The response pattern of the heater to the feedback from the bath can be adjusted in the Bath Gains window to allow optimal control.
The System Includes:
The controller uses the included LinLab software interface, which means a single software interface can be used to control your other Scientifica hardware components alongside temperature options.
The simple software control allows the user to set a target temperature for the perfusion solution. A built in sensor, positioned close to the inlet of the perfusion line, gives constant feedback of the actual solution temperature to adjust the heat output of the inline heater.
A maximum heater temperature can be defined as a safety measure to prevent the inline heater from overheating. The response pattern of the heater to the feedback from the bath can be adjusted in the Bath Gains window to allow optimal control.
The System Includes:
