25BP22-B-2-16C

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Encoders

An encoder is a special type of transducer used to measure angular or linear motion. They typically convert a mechanical parameter in the form of a shaft rotation, linear distance, or other physical motion into an electrical signal. There are many types of encoders, each designed for an applicable application in a specific field.

One such type of encoder is the 25BP22-B-2-16C encoder. This encoder is a type of incremental rotary encoder designed specifically for high-speed measurement and feedback applications. It features a variety of features that make it ideal for industrial and automation applications.

Application Field

This encoder is highly versatile and can be used for a range of applications, including:

• Industrial equipment control
• Position and speed control
• Robot guidance
• Surveying instruments
• Mapping applications
• Navigation and tracking

The 25BP22-B-2-16C encoder is also suitable for applications that require extreme precision and accuracy, such as laboratory equipment, inspection devices, and medical and scientific instrumentation.

Working Principle

The 25BP22-B-2-16C encoder uses the principle of optical interrupter technology to detect position and speed. The encoder utilizes an LED beam which is modulated in amplitude by a rotating mirrored wheel. By analyzing the threshold voltage, position and direction of rotation can be determined, with resolution down to 1.25 degrees.

The 25BP22-B-2-16C encoder is well suited for applications requiring absolute positional accuracy, such as machine tools, medical instrumentation, and robotic guidance systems. It is also well suited for applications requiring speed measurement, providing accurate and reliable feedback for speed control systems.

Conclusion

The 25BP22-B-2-16C encoder is a highly versatile, reliable, and accurate encoder ideal for a variety of industrial and automation applications. It can be used for position and speed control, navigation and tracking, and laboratory instrumentation. It uses optical interrupter technology to detect position and speed with resolutions down to 1.25 degrees.

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