MFC 2172 with EtherCAT interface

Environmental laboratory

MFC 2172 with EtherCAT interface

14 Nov, 2018

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Axetris is all set to add an option of the EtherCAT interface to its high-performance mass flow meters and controllers.

EtherCAT (Ethernet for Control Automation Technology) is a real-time Ethernet network developed by Beckhoff. EtherCAT has gained steadily in popularity in the last years and has become a leading Ethernet-based communication standard. The main reasons for EtherCAT’s popularity in many industrial applications are:

Extremely fast communication times with an ability to process up to 1000 distributed I/O signals in 30 µs or 100 axes in 100 µs using twisted pair or fiber optic cables

EtherCAT being an open standard that allows flexibility and low implementation cost

Axetris mass flow meters and controllers are based on the in-house MEMS flow chip (YouTube video), and have helped OEMs worldwide achieve the highest performance in their applications, whether it be in industrial applications such as thin film processes, or in highly-reproducible analytical instruments.

Contact the Axetris mass flow experts to discuss our new MFC 2172 with EtherCAT interface and your requirements for cutting-edge mass flow control.

Read more about EtherCAT and how MEMS-based thermal mass flow technology can deliver concrete advantages in your application.

Read more about Axetris mass flow meters and controllers on our website.

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