62A11-02-080S

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Encoders

An encoder is a type of mechanical device that converts motion into digital signals. It uses sensors that detect a rotary or linear movement, and converts that input into electrical pulses. The 62A11-02-080S encoder is a type of incremental encoder that sends digital signals each time the encoder moves a certain amount of distance, usually 1 or 1000 counts per revolution.

Application Field

The 62A11-02-080S is an industrial grade encoder specifically designed for factory automation systems. It is commonly used in applications such as stepper or servo motor speed control, automated machine tools and gaging systems. It is also an important part of motion control systems, including motors, drives and Robotics.

Working Principle

The 62A11-02-080S consists of a disk with an array of alternating gray and white slits that is linked to a shaft. As the shaft turns, the encoder disk moves with it, thus changing the pattern of the grays and whites as it passes through a sensor. The sensor then translates these patterns into a sequence of electrical pulses, which are then counted and interpreted as a form of measurement. The resolution of the encoder is defined by the number of pulses or “counts” per revolution.

The 62A11-02-080S is capable of high-speed torque measurement and vibration detection, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications and designed for loads up to 25000 kgs. It is also resistant to dust, dirt and moisture, making it capable of withstanding harsh industrial environments.

Conclusion

The 62A11-02-080S is an industrial grade encoder that is specifically designed for use in factory automation systems. It is capable of providing a great range of precision measurements and vibration detection, making it suitable for many industrial applications. Furthermore, it is dust, dirt and moisture-resistant, allowing it to be used in harsh environments.

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