62B11-SPP-200S

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Encoders are electromagnetic devices used for accurately determining the position, counting, sensing speed and direction of a moveable object. Encoders are generally available in two varieties: absolute and incremental. Absolute encoders provide information regarding the angular movement of a unit from a set zero-state position, while incremental encoders provide information about the motion of a unit relative to its current position. In this article we look at the application field and working principle of the Trafag 62B11-SPP-200S absolute encoder.

Application of the Trafag 62B11-SPP-200S

The 62B11-SPP-200S absolute encoder is suitable for applications such as motion control in industrial automation, medical imaging machines, robotics, and other industrial applications that require precise control of position, speed, and direction. It is engineered to be used in high-demand applications that require a precise and reliable measurement of angular movement, including applications with rapid start-stop times, high gear ratios or heavy loads.

The encoder features a wide range of programmable resolutions (up to 1,000 pulses per revolution) and a wide rotation speed range (up to 6,000 rpm). It also offers a full stroke range of +/- 190° and is capable of operating over a very wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C.

Working Principle of Trafag 62B11- SPP-200S

The 62B11-SPP-200S absolute encoder is based on optical technology and utilizes two optical discs to measure the angular position of the rotating element. The discs have a precisely determined number of optically reflective and non-reflective strips accompanied by a set “window” that “reads” the position of the relative strips. As the discs rotate, the window passes over the strips and is detected by light emitters and sensors in the encoder, generating electrical pulses that can be used to measure the rotation of the discs.

The 62B11-SPP-200S absolute encoder also features a special pattern of alternating strips, which allows the window to detect a combination of opaque and transparent reflective elements in a single rotation. In this way, it is possible to accurately determine the angle of rotation. Additionally, the encoder also includes a failsafe opto-interrupt system that prevents the encoder from operating if any of the discs are damaged or fail.

Conclusion

Trafag 62B11-SPP-200S absolute encoders have a wide range of applications and offer a reliable and accurate measurement of angular movement. The encoders are based on optical technology and use two discs to measure the angle of rotation. The encoders are capable of providing a full stroke range of +/- 190° and a wide range of programmable resolutions (up to 1,000 pulses per revolution). They are also engineered to operate over a wide temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and feature failsafe opto-interrupt systems to prevent them from operating if any of the discs are damaged or fail.

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