62A22-02-030CH

What are Encoders?

Encoders are electromechanical devices which convert motion into an electronic signal. They are used in a wide range of applications where accurate motion control is necessary. They measure movements in different directions, such as linear motion, rotary motion, and angular velocity. They are typically used in automated manufacturing processes, such as robotic arms or automated transport systems.

62A22-02-030CH Application Field and Working Principle

The 62A22-02-030CH is an incremental optical absolute encoder with a measurement range of up to 1600 pulses per revolution. It is specifically designed for use in the automation and robotic industry. The encoder can be used for a variety of applications including feedback in servo motors, optical encoders, and measuring tail-end switches. The encoder is built with a robust, sealed housing which ensures reliable operation in harsh environments.

The 62A22-02-030CH encoder operates without any contact between the encoder and the target element. The encoder consists of a series of LED and photo-detectors, which measure the position of the target element. As the target element moves, it passes through the sensor and the light intensity of the LED is consecutively interrupted and detected by the photo-detector. This allows the encoder to measure the movement of the target element in high accuracy.

The encoder produces incremental signals in both directions. It is also equipped with an Absolute Index Pulse Maker (AIPM) which generates a single absolute pulse with a resolution of 8 bits. This ensures precise positioning information in both directions.

Conclusion

The 62A22-02-030CH encoder is a high-precision optical absolute encoder designed for use in the automation and robotic industry. It allows for precise measurement of motion in all directions and is capable of producing both incremental and absolute signals. This makes the 62A22-02-030CH encoder a suitable choice for a variety of applications which require accurate motion control, such as robotic arms or automated transport systems.