Description
FYRA Vacuum Gauge Controller – DigiVac’s Latest Innovation
UL Certified FYRA Vacuum Gauge Controller now with support of convection-enhanced pirani sensors.
The DigiVac FYRA vacuum gauge controller is a digital vacuum control instrument that is highly configurable and capable of driving multiple types of sensors (piezo, thermal, active, passive, and capacitance manometers). It employs a 3.9” capacitive touch screen and includes a tactile knob to easily interact with the vacuum gauge functions. FYRA can intuitively display and manage multiple sensors and control points.
Vacuum Science Simplified
We know vacuum applications can get complicated. FYRA was created to deliver scientific measurement and vacuum control simply with easy integration into almost any system in the market.
The Power of 4
FYRA gives you the essence of versatility with a touchscreen or dial interface and ability to measure and control from atmosphere to high vacuum range. Based on sensor choice, Ability to support measurement and control range of 10-10 Torr – 1000 Torr.
Example of a FYRA Application
Imagine a vacuum system that is controlled by a PLC, where the PLC sends an analog signal corresponding to a vacuum pressure level to be maintained. Meanwhile, the FYRA sends back current vacuum pressure to the PLC.
In this application example, the other pieces of equipment would operate as follows (slots refer to back panel image):
Dinamo Valve
The pressure can be maintained by the DigiVac Dinamo Valve. (Slot B)
Capacitance Manometer
1000 Torr capacitance manometer would be the sensor to
be used for the control of vacuum pressure. (Slot D)
531 Sensor
The 531 sensor is used at the inlet of the vacuum pump to monitor inlet pressure. (Slot C)
Convectron
The convectron is put on the chamber in order to see the wide range base pressure of the system chamber. (Slot A)
VacStable
The VacStable is used to sweep a specific amount of gas (sccm) through the chamber. (Slot F)
WiFi Connection
View pressure in real time through vacuumnetwork.org, and log data through the USB interface.
