DGS35-YLK16384

Encoders are devices that are used to convert rotary or linear mechanical motion into an electrical signal. They are used in a wide variety of applications such as robotics, electronics, and engineering. One type of encoder, the DGS35-YLK16384, is used primarily in robotics and engineering applications.

The DGS35-YLK16384 encoder is a single-turn encoder with a resolution of 12 bits per turn. It uses an optical scanning system with a built-in photo diode detector to pick up rotation and position. The encoder has an operating temperature range of -20 to +55 Celsius and a power supply voltage of 5-18V. The interface of the encoder is RS485, with a communication speed of up to 25MBaud.

The DGS35-YLK16384 encoder is used in a wide variety of applications including robotics, engineering, manufacturing, aerospace, and medical fields. In robotics, it is used to detect and track position changes in moving components. In engineering, it is used to detect position changes in motors, gearboxes, and other mechanical components. In the manufacturing industry, it is used to control a variety of processes, such as feed rate, speed, and accuracy. In aerospace and medical fields, the encoder is used to precisely detect positional changes.

The working principle of the DGS35-YLK16384 encoder is quite simple. As a single-turn encoder, the device has a built-in detent mechanism that helps to identify the location of the contact points of the disc in the encoder. The device contains two slotted discs, each with 192 slots. The center of these two discs is separated by a small distance that is referred to as the “travel”. When the discs turn in opposite directions, the contact points move along the slots and the detent mechanism identifies this motion, converting it into an electrical signal.

The DGS35-YLK16384 encoder is a versatile device that is used in a wide variety of applications. It has a high resolution of 12 bits per turn and an operating temperature range of -20 to +55 Celsius. It has a power supply voltage of 5-18V and an interface of RS485 with a communication speed of up to 25MBaud. Its working principle is based on the detent mechanism of two rotary discs, which converts rotary motion into an electrical signal.