Yamaki AVP100-H locator
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I would like to ask everyone: what is the accuracy of the Yamaki AVP100-H locator? If control accuracy is the only factor considered, is it not inferior to the Ironson T-800 locator?
The accuracy of the AVP100 series is ±1% (±0.5% for independent linear measurement). I’m not very familiar with the Tesen positioners; their manual does not specify the accuracy level. It only states that the linearity is 0.5% FS, the sensitivity is ±0.2%, the hysteresis is ±0.5%, and the repeatability is ±0.3%.
Is the sensitivity, hysteresis, and repeatability of the Yamawa AVP100 inferior to those of the Teson?
I took a look at the samples of the Tiesen TS800 series, and it wasn’t specified there whether it’s in the form of a piezoelectric valve or a nozzle damper. The AVP100 series is of the nozzle baffle type. The sensitivity in the form of a nozzle baffle is inferior to that in the form of a piezoelectric valve. The advantage of the nozzle baffle is that it requires low specifications for the air supply and is durable.