Ref Descp Analog/Digital Controller, Certification : Ce Certified

We are engaged in supplying of analog controller  Benefits of Analog Controllers

No need for PLCs, HMIs, or programming

Quick deployment: Just wire and turn a knob or apply a signal

Smooth, noise-free operation: Especially when using filtered PWM

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Reliable in harsh environments: Less prone to digital EMI/ESD issues

analog motor controller is a device that regulates the operation of electric motors using continuous analog signals such as voltage (e.g., 0–10 V) or current (e.g., 4–20 mA). These controllers offer proportional, open-loop or closed-loop control over motor speed, torque, and direction without the need for digital programming or communication protocols.

Input Control Signals 0–10 V, ±10 V, 4–20 mA, potentiometer input

Output Modes PWM, linear voltage, or current to drive the motor

Direction Control Forward/reverse via discrete switch inputs or analog bias

Feedback Support Tachometer, encoder (in closed-loop variants)

Motor Types Supported DC brushed, DC brushless (BLDC), universal motors

Mounting DIN rail, panel-mount, or PCB embedded

Power Ratings From 12 V to 110 V DC (or up to 230 V AC input models)

Applications

Speed control of DC motors in conveyor belts, fans, pumps, and mixers

Manual or sensor-driven process control in HVAC, packaging lines

Retrofit or replacement of digital controllers in analog-only systems

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Adjustable lab or testing rigs with potentiometer speed dials

Controller Configurations

Parameter Common Options

Input Voltage 12 V, 24 V, 48 V, 110 V DC

Output Current 1 A – 30 A

Control Input 0–10 V, ±10 V, 4–20 mA, 5 kΩ pot

Output Type PWM or linear DC

Enclosure Open-frame or enclosed with heat sink

Safety Features Overcurrent, undervoltage, reverse polarity, thermal cutoff

Small DC (12–24 V