Technical Specifications & Features
Item-by-item comparison across control, measurement, I/O, communication, safety and typical applications. Supported is marked with a green ✓, not supported with a red ✗.
| Item | Mgc1624 | Mgc0207 | Mgc0103 | Note | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main | Sub | Detail | ||||
| Control | Channels | 16 | 2 | 1 | ||
| Coordinated loading (synchronous) | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | Decoupled control | ||
| Independent loading (asynchronous) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | Control one or many devices | ||
| Digital | Channels | 8 | 1 | 1 | ||
| PWM frequency | 16MHz | 16MHz | 16MHz | Servo position mode | ||
| Sine dynamic spectrum | 20Hz | 20Hz | 4Hz (equivalent) | |||
| Analog | Channels | 8 | 1 | ✗ | ||
| ±10V mode | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | Servo speed mode | ||
| ±100mA mode | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | |||
| Sine dynamic spectrum | 60Hz | 60Hz | ✗ | |||
| Measurement | Channels | 24 | 7 | 3 | ||
| TEDS | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |||
| Combined channels (2–6 into 1) | 3 ch. | ✗ | ✗ | |||
| Digital | Channels | 8 | 3 | 1 | ||
| Capture frequency | 16MHz | 16MHz | 16MHz | |||
| Universal | Channels | 16 | 4 | 2 | ||
| Sensor types | All types: small/large signal, strain gauge, QEP, SSI, RS232/485, EtherCAT instruments | All types: small/large signal, strain gauge, QEP, SSI, RS232/485, EtherCAT instruments | Small signal | Defined for analog sensors only | ||
| Effective resolution | 4kHz: 1/50000FS; 1kHz: 1/100000FS; 250Hz: 1/200000FS | 4kHz: 1/50000FS; 1kHz: 1/100000FS; 250Hz: 1/200000FS | 1/200000FS | |||
| 128-segment calibration | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | |||
| I/O | Digital Input | 32 | 12 | 2 | ||
| Digital Output | 32 (incl. 12 relays) | 12 (incl. 9 relays) | ✗ | |||
| Control/Measure frequency | 4000Hz / 1000Hz / 250Hz | 4000Hz / 1000Hz / 250Hz | 250Hz | |||
| Communication | Ethernet | |||||
| Handheld | 16-ch WiFi smart handheld | 2-ch wired or wireless handheld | Remote | One per control channel | ||
| Size | Chassis W×H×D: 280×100×240mm | PCB W×H×D: 121×40×86.4mm | PCB: 58.9×50.3mm | |||
| Application software | MgcTest | |||||
| Backend software | MgcDll | |||||
| Safety | No-load runaway protection, anti-collision, overload protection, sensor-fault alarm and other safety features. | |||||
| Application | General / Dedicated | Suits both specific industry applications (e.g. testing machines) and general industrial measurement & control needs. | ||||
| Full-stack solution (1 HW + 1 SW set) | Enabled by full-type sensor/instrument support and software universality | ✗ | ||||
| Typical Applications | One-to-one | One controller manages one device — the primary use case. | ||||
| One-to-many | One controller manages multiple devices, e.g. one controller running several creep testing machines. | ✗ | ||||
| Many-to-one | Multiple controllers interconnect to control a device group, e.g. production lines or aircraft flutter test systems. | |||||
Full-stack solution (one set of hardware + one set of software): enabled by full-type sensor/instrument support and software universality; supported on Mgc1624 / Mgc0207.
Typical Applications
The primary use case, supported by all three controllers — e.g. testing machines, 3-axis measuring machines, CNC machines, industrial robots.
E.g. one controller running several creep testing machines. Supported on Mgc1624 / Mgc0207.
Multiple controllers interconnect to control a device group, e.g. production lines or aircraft flutter test systems.
Product Features
Complete functionality plus an open, compatible architecture breaks the standard / non-standard divide, turning differently-featured products into regular standard models and making R&D, production and application more efficient. Complex needs are met through mass-produced, low-cost, standardized products rather than custom, non-standard, high-cost, long-cycle engineering — e.g. coordinated loading systems and fully-automatic testing machines.
Self-contained yet open and compatible; supports all peripheral types via plug-in and pass-through, with on-demand expansion and independently upgradeable modules.
Analog: small/large signals and strain gauges; digital: SSI, QEP, 232, 485, Ethernet, EtherCAT. Supports measuring instruments, control actuators and integrated measure-control units.
One set of hardware plus one set of software manages all device resources — no heterogeneous integration, no secondary hardware/software development — saving cost and time.
Suits industrial control and automation as well as specific applications like testing machines and hardness testers. A drop-in replacement for PLCs, DCS, motion-control cards, strain meters and measurement cards.
Backed by universality, multiple control channels, full-type peripheral support and a full-stack solution, it sets the industry performance ceiling with more competitive procurement costs.