Incremental rotary encoder TONiC™ UHV REXM20
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incremental rotary encoder
incremental rotary encoder
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Characteristics

Type
incremental
Technology
optical
Construction
non-contact
Output signal
analog, digital output
Other characteristics
compact
Housing diameter

Max.: 417 mm
(16.42 in)

Min.: 52 mm
(2.05 in)

Description

What is TONiC UHV? TONiC UHV brings Renishaw's super-compact, non-contact encoder system to Ultra-High Vacuum applications offering customers improved motion control. TONiC offers speeds up to 10 m/s and, combined with the Ti interface, resolutions down to 1 nm for both linear and rotary applications. TONiC systems are quick and simple to install with wide set-up tolerances and calibration at the push of a button. TONiC's dynamic signal processing gives improved signal stability with ultra-low Sub-Divisional Error of typically <±30 nm to help realise superior motion control performance. What is REXM20 ring? REXM20 is a one-piece stainless steel ring with 20 µm pitch incremental graduations marked directly on the periphery, featuring the IN-TRAC™ optical reference mark. Its larger cross-section allows for the reduction in all installation errors apart from eccentricity, which is easily corrected using a DSi (Dual Signal Interface) and two readheads. Featuring total installed accuracy up to ±1 arc second, zero coupling losses, and exceptional repeatability.

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MACH 2024
MACH 2024

15-19 Apr 2024 Birmingham (United Kingdom)

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    BIEMH 2024
    BIEMH 2024

    3-07 Jun 2024 Bilbao (Spain) Hall 2 - Stand D-38

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