62P22-N6

Series:	62P
Part Status:	Obsolete
Encoder Type:	Optical
Output Type:	Quadrature (Incremental)
Pulses per Revolution:	16
Voltage - Supply:	5V
Actuator Type:	3/16" Dia Flatted End
Detent:	No
Built in Switch:	Yes
Mounting Type:	PCB, Through Hole
Orientation:	Vertical
Termination Style:	PC Pin
Rotational Life (Cycles Min):	500K

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What are Encoders?

Encoders are devices or systems that interact with mechanical motions for tracking or monitoring purposes. They are used to sense position, velocity, or direction of motions. The output of an encoder is typically in the form of digital signals, such as pulse trains, which can then be used to control and/or monitor a system. Enocders come in a variety of shapes and sizes and serve many different functions in a variety of industries and applications.

62P22-N6 Encoder

The 62P22-N6 encoder is a type of incremental encoder. It is used to detect a series of pulses generated by a mechanical system in order to track and monitor its position. The 62P22-N6 is a quadrature encoder that can generate two separate pulse streams (one clockwise and one anti-clockwise) which can then be received and converted into digital signals.The 62P22-N6 features a high speed and reliable performance, with two channels that generate up to 12 pulses per revolution. The encoder also features a set of two outputs which can be used to supply power or receive data signals.

62P22-N6 Application Field and Working Principle

The 62P22-N6 encoder is primarily used in motion applications where tracking or monitoring of position, velocity, or direction is needed. It’s also used for various types of industrial processing machines and robotic arms. The encoding principle of the 62P22-N6 is based on two circular patterns. The first pattern is known as the “index line” and is located near the center of the encoder. The index line encodes information about the position of the rotating shaft. The second pattern is known as the “quad pattern” and is located closer to the outer edge of the encoder. The quad pattern encodes information about the direction of the rotation. In order to track and monitor motion, the 62P22-N6 encoder receives pulses from the index line and the quad pattern. These pulses are then arranged in a digital signal which can then be used to control and/or monitor a system. The 62P22-N6 can be configured to output both index and quad pulses. By doing so, it can provide accurate measurements of both position and direction of motion. This makes it an ideal solution for applications such as motor control, motion tracking, and feedback systems.

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