The Quanser AMPAQ-PWM is a single-channel pulse width modulated current amplifier designed to drive high-powered systems such as the Quanser Shake Table II. The amplifier features a generic data acquisition board interface and current sensing capability.
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AELabs take students beyond the breadboard. It gives them hands-on experience with complex analog circuits that could not practically be built from scratch in a lab setting.
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The Ball and Beam module is ideal to introduce various control concepts related to unstable closed loop systems. You can use it to demonstrate real-world control challenges such as aircraft roll control. The module attaches to the Rotary Servo Base Unit.
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The Coupled Tanks system is a process control experiment ideal for teaching and research of control topics related to liquid level control.
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Item Number:appThe Experience Controls app is a unique interactive mobile textbook introducing students to control systems fundamentals in an engaging way, through accessible language, real-time dynamic simulations, and self-directed learning. The accompanying instructor resources allow educators to easily implement Experience Controls into any new or existing control systems course.
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Introduce rotational dynamics concepts.
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The HD² High-Definition Haptic Device is a high-fidelity haptic interface for advanced research in haptics as well as robotics. Combined with Quanser’s powerful control design environment, it provides a flexible development testbed for various emerging applications such as virtual medical simulators and teleoperation.
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The Hexapod stands as a compact and robust six degrees of freedom parallel robotic motion platform, capable of high-acceleration movement handling up to 100 kg. Distinguishing itself from conventional Stewart platforms, this Hexapod utilizes advanced electrical motors, ensuring precision, responsiveness, and minimal maintenance.
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Item Number:782484-01The double inverted pendulum represents a complex challenge with real-world applications that include stabilizing the takeoff of a multi-stage rocket and modeling the human posture system.
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Item Number:782487-01The linear flexible inverted pendulum challenges students to gain advanced modeling and control experience by controlling both the damping of a flexible link, and an unstable inverted pendulum.
