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Absolute rotary encoder AH950hollow-shaftparallel5 VDC
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Characteristics
- Type
- absolute
- Construction
- hollow-shaft
- Output signal
- parallel
- Supply voltage
- 5 VDC, 8VDC
- Material
- aluminum, stainless steel
- Protection level
- IP65
- Other characteristics
- compact, heavy-duty
- Shaft diameter
Min.: 14 mm
(0.55 in)Max.: 30 mm
(1.18 in)- Rotational speed
6,000 rpm
(37,699 rad.min-1)- Output frequency
200 kHz
- Process temperature
Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)
Description
Absolute rotary encoders are also called absolute value encoders. In contrast to incremental rotary encoders, these absolute encoders have a unique digital code. This allows each angular position to be assigned a unique value. No initial calibration is therefore required. Even after a power failure or when switched off, the absolute position is maintained.
Single-turn encoders have a measuring range of 360 degrees (one revolution). Compared to incremental rotary encoders, we have a variety of interfaces such as parallel, SSI, Canopen, CAN SAEJ1939, RS485, Profibus, Profinet, Ethercat, Biss-C and analog output.
Size: Ø 95 mm
Resolution: 1 – 13 bits
Coding: Binary, Gray
Catalogs
GES Encoder Catalogue
84 Pages
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