Description Measurement detection system Incremental encoder
What is an encoder?
The encoder is a transducer capable of converting the movement made to its shaft into an electrical signal. This signal is used by the system to quantify and control the movement of moving parts.
The encoder provides an incremental indication referring to the previous position.
Incremental encoders for machine tools by Elbo Controlli NIKKEN
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Model EC63
Incremental encoder for all indirect measurement detection applications or industrial automation in general.
Ø body 63 mm square flange, bidirectional with zero impulse, up to 9000 impulses / revolution, power supply 5V (8 / 24V), line-driver outputs, protection IP 66, shaft Ø 8 mm, speed rotation 3000 Rpm, temperature -10/50 ° C, shock 50G 11 msec, vibrations G 10/2000 H.
Model EC40
Incremental encoder for all indirect measurement detection applications or industrial automation in general.
Ø body 40 mm square flange, bidirectional with zero impulse, up to 1024 impulses / revolution, power supply 5V / 12V, line-driver outputs, protection IP 54 / IP 66, shaft Ø 6 mm, speed rotation 3000 Rpm, temperature -10/50 ° C, shock 50G 11 msec, vibrations G 10/2000 H.
