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Latching Solenoid Theory
Utilized for applications needing to maintain either an open or closed position for an extended period of time or require low power consumption as in a battery operated application.
Peak & Hold Solenoid Theory
Utilized in place of constant current solenoids when the application requires faster actuation times, lower average power consumption, lower heat generation or smaller package size.
Proportional Solenoid Theory
Utilized where precise positioning of a mechanism over a range of movement is required. Two critical design requirements that must be met for a proportional control solenoid are low hysteresis and a relatively flat force vs. stroke curve at a given applied current.
PWM Solenoid Theory
If the voltage steps are applied at a repeated frequency and the percentage "on time" (high voltage) is varied, the current applied to the solenoid will vary and the force created by the solenoid will vary from minimum to maximum. This type of voltage control, where the percent on time is varied, is called "pulse width modulation" control.
TLX Joins The AIAG
August 1, 2012
Senator Rich Zipperer Visits TLX Technologies
February 29, 2012
TLX Technologies Nominated for Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year
December 14, 2011
TLX Participates in Food Drive for Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee
November 30, 2011
TLX Employees Join to Support the Walk to End Diabetes
September 30, 2011
TLX Ranked in Inc. 5000
September 1, 2011
