TEC-20A-25V-PID Temperature Controller

TEC-20A-25V-PID Temperature Controller is the advanced TEC controller using a microprocessor unit.

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SKU: 001023

GTIN: 5902693110170

Technical Data

Compliance Voltage
7 - 25 V
Dimensions
26 x 39 mm
Max. TEC Current
20 A
Temperature Sensor Type
10k NTC B3950
Accuracy of temperature measurement
±0,2 °C
Temperature Setpoint Range
+10°C to +40°C

Product Description

About the TEC-20A-25V-PID Temperature Controller

This is an advanced TEC controller using the microprocessor unit. Due to PID algorithm additional heat is not dissipated on the mosfet since a driver uses PWM modulation for current controlling.

Due to the fact that the driver is working in cooling mode, it was possible to use fewer elements, make the board smaller and improve the overall efficiency.

Thanks to a two-layer board and wide paths it is possible to use TECs with up to 20 A. Connectors allow to use the maximum current of 13 A so if there is a need to use bigger Peltier cells, wires should be soldered directly into the driver's PCB board.

The driver can be powered from 7 to 25 V voltage range what allows to join TECs parallel or in series. Please remember that high current needs proper wiring with a bigger cross-section of the cables.

The maximum current flowing through the device depends on the TEC used. Voltage dropout on a driver is very small so current can be predicted by reading TEC labels. For example, 12704 means 12 V and 4 A. 12715 means 12 V and 15 A.

It is possible to change the stabilization temperature range, please write us an email if needed.

the TEC-20A-25V-PID TEC Controller

Recommendations and requirements

We recommended the use of power cables with a minimum cross-section of 0.5 mm2.

The MOSFET must be isolated from the heatsink/plate with a silicon pad as well as the plastic sleeve (included). The short circuit between MOSFET and heatsink/plate can damage the driver and can be dangerous for the device.

Mosfet temperature should be monitored and it can not exceed 70 degrees Celsius.

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