62A30-01-120SH

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Encoders

Encoders are mechanical devices used to measure or monitor angular or linear position. They are often used to provide feedback signals in servo and stepper systems, allowing the system to accurately adjust or repeat a given position. Encoders are available in various types and configurations, depending on the application\'s requirements. In this article, we will focus on 62A30-01-120SH encoders and their application field and working principle.

Application field

62A30-01-120SH encoders are widely used in a variety of demanding applications, including motor control, robotics and automation, aerospace, packaging, assembly, CNC machining, medical equipment, industrial robots, and much more. These encoders are designed for use in noisy and harsh environments, such as those characterized by high temperatures, vibration, shocks, dust or moisture.

Design and Specifications

62A30-01-120SH encoders are high-performance optical devices, featuring a rugged design with an integral bearing for increased accuracy and reliability. The components are also corrosion-resistant for enhanced durability. These encoders are available in two configurations, with or without a commutator. With a commutator, this encoder can provide accurate position information in high-speed applications. The encoders are also available as single-turn or multi-turn devices.

Working Principle

62A30-01-120SH encoders work by using a light source (LED) and a photodetector (phototransistor or photocell). When the encoder is rotated, the light source and photodetector create an alternating pattern of dark and light, which is then translated into a digital signal. This signal is then used to measure the angular or linear position of the encoder.

The encoder\'s accuracy and resolution are determined by the number of pulses the encoder produces per revolution, or its “pulse count”. The higher the pulse count, the more accurate the encoder will be. 62A30-01-120SH encoders are available with pulse counts of up to 2,400 pulses per revolution, providing high accuracy and resolution.

Conclusion

62A30-01-120SH encoders are designed for demanding applications in harsh and noisy environments, and offer high accuracy and resolution. They are used in industries such as motor control, robotics, aerospace, and packaging, and work by using a light source and a photodetector to measure the angular or linear position of the encoder. Their accuracy and resolution are determined by the number of pulses the encoder produces per revolution.

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