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Oven Industries introduces communication port temperature controller

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Oven Industries recently introduced its standard 5R7-001(RS232) and 5R7-002 (RS485) temperature controllers.

The bi-directional or unidirectional H-bridge configuration of this temperature controller creates a seamless transition between heating and cooling as it commands the thermoelectric modules. The included user-friendly PC software makes it easy for the user to change control configurations through the RS232 or RS485 interface, which has 1500VAC isolation from the electronic circuitry, virtually eliminating interference from noise or errant signals. Once the temperature controller is set up, the computer may be disconnected, and the temperature controller becomes a standalone unit, or the computer can remain connected for data acquisition. The load circuit is pulse width modulated at 2.7 KHz and delivers a load current of 0.1 to 25 amps.

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Oven Industries, Inc. (OI) was founded in 1964 and specializes in the development of custom electronic temperature controllers and sensors along with extensive turnkey contract manufacturing capabilities and international sourcing.  OI also carries a full line of standard products, purchasable online, including temperature controllers and sensors, power supplies, heat sinks, thermistors, and thermocouples. OI supplies precision electronic devices that serve an array of clients not limited to these industries; aerospace, automotive, biomedical, defense markets, medical and semiconductor. With a superior design engineering staff and complete production facilities, the company is a leading technology and development company.

Source: Oven Industries

For more information, go to www.ovenind.com

Siemens Gamesa to supply turbines for Cepsa’s first wind farm

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Siemens Gamesa, Spain’s leading wind turbine OEM, recently secured a new order for the supply of the turbines for Cepsa’s first wind farm, a project with which the Spanish energy player is diversifying its business into the renewables arena.

The wind farm, which is being developed in Jerez de la Frontera (Cadiz), will be equipped with 11 of the firm’s G114-2.625 MW turbines for a total capacity of close to 29 MW. Siemens Gamesa has also been engaged to operate and maintain the facility for five years. The wind farm is due to come on-stream toward the end of this year.

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Having installed 13,000 MW nationwide to date, Siemens Gamesa is Spain’s No. 1 OEM, with a market share of more than 55 percent. In addition, the company services more than 7,500 MW of turbines in Spain. Specifically, the company has installed close to 2 GW in Andalusia, which is almost 60 percent of the region’s installed base.

Spain is also home to the company’s main R&D center as well as one of its global production and supply hubs.

Source: Siemens Gamesa

For more information, go to www.siemensgamesa.com