62D30-02-050C

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Encoders

Encoders are a type of electrical component used to convert rotary or linear motion into electronic signals. They are used to measure distances, monitor speed, detect position, control motion and supply feedback for servo systems and robotics control. Encoders encompass a variety of technologies, including incremental, absolute, and programmable devices.

62D30-02-050C

The 62D30-02-050C is a type of incremental optical encoder, which consists of a light source, an incremental disc, and a detector. This contactless incremental encoder uses optical technology for sensing, which allows it to offer non-contact, high-resolution and accurate sensing up to a speed of 11kHz with up to 256 increments per revolution. It features easy installation, no limit switch and good EMC performance.

Application Field

The 62D30-02-050C is suitable for a range of applications including measuring systems, printing and paper processing machines, textile machinery, metering pumps, medical apparatus, HVAC systems, light-duty motors, small-to-medium auxiliary motors, fitness equipment, machine tools, and door openers.

Working Principle

The 62D30-02-050C works by emitting light from an LED within the encoder. A rotor disc with evenly spaced internal slots is then placed between the light emitter and a photodiode detector. As the disc rotates, slots allow the light to pass through and reach the photodiode detector, which generates a series of electrical pulses. The frequency of these pulses is proportional to the rotational speed of the disc and the number of slots on the disc determines the number of increments within one full rotation.

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