Enfield’s high-bandwidth pneumatic-pressure control systems enable designs that are otherwise unattainable with slower electronic pressure regulators. They feature valve-response times of less than three milliseconds, supplying near instantaneous reservoir pressurization and depressurization.
In the following video, a user adjusts pressure from 0 to 100 psi through an LS-V15s proportional pneumatic valve paired with a C1 controller. The command signal, generated by the potentiometer, is closely tracked by the pressure in the chamber, as shown on the gauge.
Watch a video on Enfield's high-bandwidth control system, courtesy of Engineering TV, below:
See more videos about pneumatic control components for flow, force, position and pressure on Enfield’s video channel.
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