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Why do we call it a “Sandwich Controller”?
Well a sandwich has always consisted of an underpart and an upperpart of bread, and something nice in between. Our controllers have an underpart with a controller board and can have an upperpart just as a cover. But this cover looks the same as the controller part below. This allows us to use two controllers together and still have one box.

Three different controller boards will already allow it to be used as a standalone and provides opportunities for combination. Three boards make 6 controller combinations possible so altogether 9 controller versions. A combination of two controllers is a parallel structure and will allow PL_d applications to be realized with a Cat.3 structure. Can you imagine how many possibilities 4 or 5 boards provide us with? Some of these standalone boards already have a parallel structure and are therefore very cost effective.

This modularity makes it easy to always find the right system structure and to have the right inputs and outputs available! So why do we call the controller a sandwich controller? There is always an underpart and an upperpart and something nice in-between!

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Boris_Zils 04.12.2015 0 4994
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