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What is the difference between the TC-102 and the TC-202?

 
The TC-102 is a legacy instrument designed as a monopolar device (+V only) for regulating the temperature of resistive heating elements.  This device is no longer made and is superseded by the TC-202 family of controllers.

The TC-202A is a more sophisticated instrument that can actually switch between resistive or Peltier driven applications.  In resistive mode, it can regulate resister based, heat-only devices or Peltier based heating-cooling devices.

The TC-201 and TC-202 are designed to power Medical System's heating devices only.
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