Development of Charge and Discharge Device Servo Control Board [Control System Development Case Study]
Rich experience in the development of digital PID (servo) control! Case studies of solving issues with charging and discharging devices.
We would like to introduce a case study of the development of a servo control board for a charging and discharging device for an electrochemical equipment manufacturer. The company faced challenges with the current charging and discharging device, which uses a dropper method, in terms of reducing thermal loss and energy efficiency, and wanted to digitize the servo control board. Our company has extensive experience in developing digital PID (servo) control systems. We proposed to digitize the control of the dropper-type charging and discharging device, achieving reduced thermal loss and improved energy efficiency. [Case Overview (Partial)] ■ Request: To digitize the servo control board ■ Proposal: To digitally control the dropper-type charging and discharging device ■ Result: Achieved reduced thermal loss and improved energy efficiency *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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