REBUILT Stanford Research Ion Gauge Controller IGC100 C-IGC-100, Graphical Interface, 100-240 VAC

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REBUILT Stanford Research Ion Gauge Controller IGC100 C-IGC-100, with Graphical Interface, 100-240 VAC The IGC100 is a high-accuracy controller that offers pressure measurement and process automation never before available in a single instrument. It measures pressure from Bayard-Alpert ionization gauges, convection-enhanced Pirani gauges, and capacitance manometers, providing uninterrupted pressure readings from 1000 Torr to UHV. The IGC100 has a touchscreen display that can present data in a variety of formats including pressure vs. time curves. There are built-in relays for process control, and several multipurpose input/output ports. The IGC100 is also fully web-ready. Now you can monitor and control your vacuum system from the lab, your home, or anywhere in the world. For Detailed Operation Instructions See Downloads to the side of this ad. Accurate Measurements: The IGC100 is designed to be a highly accurate, stable controller. Its low-noise, autoranging electrometer delivers high-accuracy pressure readings into the UHV range. A low-noise, direct current (DC) supply powers the filament and establishes the emission current. The IGC100’s precision electronics eliminate controller-to-controller variations and the measurement uncertainties (up to 15 %) associated with traditional instruments. Graphical Touchscreen Display: The IGC100 has a large, back-lit LCD touchscreen display - new to ion gauge controllers. The instrument shows large numeric readings from each gauge (easily read from across the room), and can also display readings in bar graph or trend format. The screen is updated twice a second, and results are presented in units of Torr, mbar, bar, Pa or microns. The IGC100 also displays pressure versus time curves (chart recordings), allowing you to follow pump down and venting cycles and to keep track of your vacuum system’s performance. The IGC100 also displays pressure versus time curves (chart recordings), allowing you to follow pump down and venting cycles and to keep track of your vacuum system’s performance. IGC100 data is continuously logged into memory. There is a real-time clock with date for precise time stamps. In addition to pressure readings, you can log the ADC voltages and relay activity. Data can be viewed on the IGC100 or downloaded to your computer for further analysis. Easy Operation: Despite its multitude of features, the IGC100 is easy to use. The menu based interface is intuitive, and parameter entry is quick and simple. And of course, there is interactive help for all functions of the instrument. There are dedicated front-panel buttons for filament emission, degas, and filament auto-start, and LEDs indicate their status. The IGC100 is compatible with virtually all Bayard-Alpert ion gauges including glass tubulated, nude, nude-UHV, STABIL_ION®, and MICRO_ION®. You can select from a variety of standard gauge configurations or program your own. You can also assign a location name to each gauge, which is then displayed on the front panel of the unit. No more messy, confusing stickers on the face of your instrument. There are no DIP switches, trim pots or thumbwheel adjustments in the IGC100 - you’ll never need to open the box. A sensor on/off function has been added so you can shut down your Pirani gauges in the presence of flammable gases without having to physically disconnect them from the controller. Useful I/O Ports: The IGC100 has four auxiliary analog input/output ports. When configured as inputs, the ports can be monitored on the front panel or read through the GPIB, RS-232 or web interfaces, and can be used for a variety of applications. For instance, they might be used to monitor the pressure of a capacitance manometer, measure pump speed, record temperature from a turbo pump controller, or monitor a mass flow controller. The ports can also be configured as analog outputs with a voltage range of ±12 VDC, and can be used to send control voltages to other devices. Powerful Process Control: The IGC100 does more than simply measure pressure. It can also be an eight-channel process controller. There are eight relays, with corresponding TTL outputs, that can be used to control your vacuum system. They can be set by gauge pressure, status conditions (gauge on/off, filament on/off, etc.), the system clock, the analog I/O ports, or TTL input signals. The relays and TTL outputs can also be manually controlled from the front panel, and the status of all eight channels can be displayed. Password protection is provided to keep casual users from accidentally altering important parameters. A high-level command set, along with an RS-232 and optional GPIB interface, allows you to fully control the IGC100 from your computer. Features: 1000 Torr to UHV Range Highly Accurate Stable Controller Pressure vs. Time Curves) 4 Analog Input/output Ports RS-232 Interface