60A18-4-080S

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Encoders are devices that measure linear and angle displacement on mechanical systems. In some cases, absolute measurements are needed in order for an automated system to accurately perform a task. One such encoder is the 60A18-4-080S. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the 60A18-4-080S.

The 60A18-4-080S is suitable for use in various applications, such as in Quality Control and Quality Assurance for automated machine tools, for precise position feedback on industrial robots and in the monitoring of high-speed production lines. This encoder is designed to provide reliable measurements of linear or angular position with a fast response time. The encoder has a maximum linear speed of 1800mm/s and a maximum angular speed of 50rpm.

The working principle of the 60A18-4-080S is based on the use of two optical sensors. These are the optical transmitter and the optical receiver. The optical transmitter emits an infrared light beam which is detected by the optical receiver. The emitted and received light beams form a multiplexed encoded signal. This signal is processed by an integrated logic circuit which then converts it into a digital signal. The digital signal is then sent to the control system of the machine or device to be monitored or operated.

The 60A18-4-080S also features an adjustable zero reset function which allows the user to set the encoder’s output position to zero at any desired point. This feature is especially useful for position feedback, where a change in position may need to be accurately tracked. The encoder also features a fast response time, allowing for accurate position information to be quickly obtained.

The 60A18-4-080S is a high performance encoder which can be used in a variety of applications for precise measurements of linear or angular position. It has an adjustable zero reset function, fast response time, and is suitable for high-speed production lines. The encoder’s two optical sensors detect and convert its position signal into a digital signal, which is then sent to the control system of the machine or device it is monitoring.

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