PRIAMUS
SENSORS & ELECTRONICS

PRIAMUS
SENSORS & ELECTRONICS

PRIAMUS
SENSORS & ELECTRONICS

PRIAMUS
SENSORS & ELECTRONICS

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SENSORS AND ELECTRONICS

ACQUIRE ‒ MEASURE ‒ CONTROL

The individual components of a measuring system are important elements that determine the performance and the technical possibilities of the system. It is the small but subtle differences that simplify the handling of a system and significantly increase its functionality. Especially in the digital age, automation is only conceivable if the sensors and the downstream electronics also have a certain amount of intelligence. And this does not even have to be artificial.


PRIAMUS SENSOR CONCEPTS

Sensors are basically there to record the most important process parameters and to forward them to a system for evaluation in the simplest possible way, «Plug & Measure» so to speak. However, not all sensors are the same: depending on the technology and technical requirements, certain basic conditions must be met. This is why PRIAMUS sensors are unique. Their design, reaction speed and the connection technology used have been optimized for the injection molding process.


ELECTRONICS

For us, the term «electronics» covers a range of devices required for measuring, evaluating and communicating measurement and control signals. These include, for example, pressure and temperature amplifiers, interface devices, displays and control devices through to simple signal lamps. All components are modular and can be easily combined with each other. This way, the electronic devices can be adapted to the requirements of the respective application - for example with regard to the required number of channels.


SYSTEMS

A measuring system consists of the individual components required to solve a task. The goal is always to keep the complexity as simple as possible and the benefit as efficient as possible. This naturally requires sensors and electronics to be matched to each other and to work on a practically «Plug & Play» basis with each other. However, the essential thing is not the measurement of signals, but the benefit that is ultimately gained from the measured signals. In addition to simple process monitoring, automatic open-loop and closed-loop process control and digital data communication to higher-level systems play an important role here.