62D11-02-080S

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Encoders convert motion or position information into electrical signals. The primary purpose of encoders is to provide position feedback in motion control systems. All encoders function by generating a signal, or pulse, every time a pre-programmed increment of motion occurs. This increment is referred to as a count. 62D11-02-080S encoders are versatile rotary encoders suitable for a wide range of motion control applications.

62D11-02-080S encoders provide a digital output signal which is suitable for direct connection to PLCs or other digital data collection and motion control systems. They are equipped with either optical or magnetic detectors, depending on the application, and use a Gray Code output format for position information. The Gray Code allows for accurate position measurements over the entire range of motion.

The 62D11-02-080S encoders use a unique combination of Hall effect sensors and optical encoder discs for sensing motion. A Hall effect sensor is a transducer that produces a voltage signal proportional to a magnetic field. This signal can then be used to measure the angle or speed of a rotating shaft. The optical discs consist of several tracks with alternating transparent and opaque sections. As the disc rotates, light from an LED is blocked at certain points. This interruption of light causes changes in the output voltage of the Hall effect sensor, which can then be used to calculate the position of the shaft relative to the disc.

These encoders can also be used to provide velocity feedback, as they can detect changes in the speed of the motion. This is especially useful in applications where precise speed control is required. By monitoring the output signal of the encoder, a motion control system can apply the necessary corrections to ensure a constant, consistent speed.

The 62D11-02-080S encoders are suitable for a variety of industrial automation applications, such as conveyor control, machine tooling, and robotics. They can also be used in motion-sensing applications such as motion tracking and positioning systems.

In conclusion, the 62D11-02-080S encoders are a versatile and reliable solution for motion control applications. They are easy to integrate into existing systems, and can be used for a variety of position and velocity feedback applications. Their Gray Code output is suitable for interfacing with PLCs and other digital data collection and motion control systems.

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