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-====== Temperature two-point controller ======+====== Temperature Two-Point Controller ======
  
 There are many types of control systems.  A control system manages and regulates the behavior of a device or a system.  Types of control systems are open-loop, closed-loop, logic, two-point, linear, proportional, and PID.  This article discusses the two-point controller.  A two-point controller is also known as a Bang-Bang controller or On-off controller.  There are many types of control systems.  A control system manages and regulates the behavior of a device or a system.  Types of control systems are open-loop, closed-loop, logic, two-point, linear, proportional, and PID.  This article discusses the two-point controller.  A two-point controller is also known as a Bang-Bang controller or On-off controller. 
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 If you wanted to use channel 0 of an E-TC to monitor a room’s temperature and control a heater to keep that room at 25 °C, you can configuration the Alarm dialog box like this: If you wanted to use channel 0 of an E-TC to monitor a room’s temperature and control a heater to keep that room at 25 °C, you can configuration the Alarm dialog box like this:
  
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 Here we see Channel 0’s alarm set to enabled.  It is set to turn on when a threshold is exceeded, and the output will use active high logic. Here we see Channel 0’s alarm set to enabled.  It is set to turn on when a threshold is exceeded, and the output will use active high logic.
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 The E-TC and external wiring to the heater: The E-TC and external wiring to the heater:
  
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 **Two Point Controller in DASYLab.** **Two Point Controller in DASYLab.**
 DASYLab has a built in module for 2 point control as part of all versions except DASYLab Lite. Here is what a basic two point control worksheet would look like: DASYLab has a built in module for 2 point control as part of all versions except DASYLab Lite. Here is what a basic two point control worksheet would look like:
  
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 And the Layout: And the Layout:
  
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 This is the basics of implementing a 2 point control.  There are some additional settings and options used here, but I wanted to keep focus on the process itself.  For more, please see the attached worksheet. This is the basics of implementing a 2 point control.  There are some additional settings and options used here, but I wanted to keep focus on the process itself.  For more, please see the attached worksheet.
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 LabVIEW does not have a specific 2 point control vi, but it can easily be resolved using a Less than/Equal vi as the decision maker.  Here is what a basic 2 point controller would look like in LabVIEW: LabVIEW does not have a specific 2 point control vi, but it can easily be resolved using a Less than/Equal vi as the decision maker.  Here is what a basic 2 point controller would look like in LabVIEW:
  
-{{https://files.digilent.com/resources/measurement-computing/Reference Images/LabVIEW_2pt_Ctrl.png?920x323}}+{{https://files.digilent.com/reference-images/LabVIEW_2pt_Ctrl.png?920x323}}
  
 And the Front Panel: And the Front Panel:
  
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 This is the basic 2 point control implementation.  From the front panel, you can adjust the set point, and monitor the performance of the system.   This is the basic 2 point control implementation.  From the front panel, you can adjust the set point, and monitor the performance of the system.  
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 And the form view: And the form view:
  
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 This is the basic 2 point control implementation in Visual Basic.NET.  From the Form view, you can adjust the set point, and monitor the performance of the system. This is the basic 2 point control implementation in Visual Basic.NET.  From the Form view, you can adjust the set point, and monitor the performance of the system.
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 **Attachments**\\  **Attachments**\\ 
-[[ https://files.digilent.com/resources/measurement-computing/Reference Attachments/Two_Point_Controller.zip | Two_Point_Controller.zip]]\\  +[[ https://files.digilent.com/reference-attachments/Two_Point_Controller.zip | Two_Point_Controller.zip]]\\  
-[[ https://files.digilent.com/resources/measurement-computing/Reference Attachments/Two Point Controller.llb | Two Point Controller.llb]]\\  +[[ https://files.digilent.com/reference-attachments/Two Point Controller.llb | Two Point Controller.llb]]\\  
-[[ https://files.digilent.com/resources/measurement-computing/Reference Attachments/twopointcontroller.DSB | twopointcontroller.DSB]]+[[ https://files.digilent.com/reference-attachments/twopointcontroller.DSB | twopointcontroller.DSB]]