Multiplexed Communication Trainer ED-2990

• Modularized by the function of digital communication circuits
• FSK, ASK, PSK, QPSK and digital communication principles
• 12 types of modules including a power supply unit

 

• Load characteristics of DC compound motor
• Cumulative compound and differential compound characteristics
• Generator’s rotating speed and output characteristics
• Loss and efficiency of DC compound generator

 

• Realistic Simulation of FM stereo broadcast
• Graphical layout of block diagrams, display elements and test points
• Covers the principles of FM stereo encoder and decoder
• Experiments on stereo amplifier (equalizer, tone control, pre-amp, etc.)

 

• Aluminum hard case structure for mobility
• Applied experiments on the motor’s rotation characteristics
• AC motor control technology using the inverter
• Interlocking experiments with Programmable Logic Controller

 

• DC motor’s load characteristics
• DC motor’s loss and efficiency
• Alteration of the motor’s rotative directions
• Motor’s speed and torque

 

• Modularized by each communicarion type
• PAM, PTM, PCM, DPCM, ADPCM, LDM, ADM, Delta-sigma
• No need to have additional generators (built-in power supply and signal source)
• Can display the test point and measure signals using an oscilloscope

 

• Stores at the cell designated by crane
• Stores according to color and materials
• Selecting and taking at the time of cell is full

 

• Inverting, Non-inverting and Differential Amplifiers
• Comparator Circuit
• Voltage and Current Circuit

 

• The Electronic Manual operable on PC comes with ED-1440 and e-learning is optimized by remote control of student’s operating program and evaluation of student’s online peport in real time.
• Through DS-1410, it provides Variable Power Supply(VPS), Function Generator(FG), Analog Output, Digital Output needed for experiments.

 

• Experiments on the industrial SCARA robot
• Teaching pendant in 7.5wide color touch panel
• Standard language for the international industrial robot
• Simulation software in three dimension