H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S

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Encoders are an important component of various mechanisms in the automation industry. They provide precise position control and speed measurement. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S encoder.

What is H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S Encoder?

H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S is an incremental type, hall effect rotary encoder. It uses a mechanical rotation to generate electronic signals. It is used for control, position sensing, emergency stop, speed control and other automation applications. It has a resolution of up to 2000 pulses per revolution and is rated for 6V to 30V DC operating voltage.

Application Field

H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S incremental encoders are mostly used in industrial and automotive controls and robotics. It can be used to measure the speed and position of mechanical parts. It can be used in automation systems like CNC machines, production lines, etc. where precision and accuracy is of utmost importance. This encoder can also be used in medical equipment such as MRI machines and other medical instruments.

Working Principle

The H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S incremental encoder works by using a magnetic field detector to sense the rotation of a mechanical part, typically a shaft. An magnet mounted on the shaft will be moving inside a Hall effect sensor. As it moves it will produce an analogue signal which will be converted into a digital signal by the encoder. This digitized signal will then be used for feedback in the automation system.

The encoder has two outputs; one quadrature and one direction pulse. The quadrature output produces two signals which are shifted in phase by 90 degrees. The direction pulse will output a high or low signal which indicates the direction in which the encoder is being rotated. By relying on the quadrature pulse, the direction pulse and the rotational speed the encoder can provide accurate feedback on the position and speed of the shaft.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the H25E-F1-SS-2000-ABZC-28V/5-SM18-S incremental encoder is an important component in various automation systems. It can accurately and precisely measure the position and speed of a rotating shaft. It has a wide range of applications in industrial and automotive controls, robotics and medical equipment. The working principle of the encoder is based on using two electrical output signals, which are shifted in phase by 90 degrees, and a direction pulse to measure the rotation of the shaft.

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