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Features
The Integra family of hot plates was designed to provide an affordable yet reliable approach to conductive thermal testing. They not only offer the lowest purchase cost but the high quality construction assures the lowest cost of ownership. These hot plates are the quickest and most economical approach to testing electronic components. They are much faster than chambers and interconnecting and tuning of the unit under test is easy. The Integra is heated by cartridge elements embedded in the plate. It is cooled by the expansion of liquid Carbon Dioxide (LCO2) or Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) in an extremely efficient channel hermetically sealed within the plate. Two standard sizes are available (6.75" x 6.75" and 11" x 11"). The plates are surface ground for flatness and hard plated for durability. A microprocessor-based digital indicating temperature controller is integrated within the hot plate chassis, making for a compact design. The controller has a dual LED display showing both desired temperature and current set point. The thermal ramp rate can be set via a front panel. Two different remote communication options are available. Factory or field installable RS-232/485 serial interface or an external IEEE-488 GPIB interface can be supplied. A latching failsafe is included in the hotplate to guard against thermal runaway. The plates come in a choice of 115VAC or 230VAC input. |
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