HEDS-5605#F13

Termination Style:	Terminal Pins
Rotational Life (Cycles Min):	--
Series:	HEDS
Part Status:	Active
Encoder Type:	Optical
Output Type:	Quadrature (Incremental)
Pulses per Revolution:	256
Voltage - Supply:	5V
Actuator Type:	8mm Open Center
Detent:	No
Built in Switch:	No
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount, Motors
Orientation:	Vertical

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Introduction

Encoders are electronic devices used to convert a signal from one form to another. They are the most basic form of signal processing electronics and can be used to measure distance, speed, angles, and positions, among other parameters. HEDS-5605#F13 is a specific type of encoder and its application field and working principle will be discussed in this article.

Application Field of HEDS-5605#F13

HEDS-5605#F13 is a type of incremental encoder which is commonly used to measure rotation of a shaft. It is employed for many motion control applications such as robotics, medical equipment, aircraft manufacturing, machine tooling, and automotive applications. It has a peak output frequency of up to 95k Hz and two channels of output signals which can be easily interfaced with other types of electronics.

Working Principle of HEDS-5605#F13

HEDS-5605#F13 has a robust design, and it utilizes the latest optical technology to produce high-resolution pulse signals. The encoder works by detecting the motion of the rotating shaft and generating a pulse signal proportional to the angular displacement. In this way, the HEDS-5605#F13 can accurately measure the rotation of the shaft and provide an accurate output signal. The encoder contains two optical emitters and detectors, each with an associated light sensor. The emitters produce light which is reflected off the rotating surfaces of the shaft and is picked up by the associated light sensors. As the shaft rotates, the light patterns reflected off the surfaces change, and thus the signals sent to the light sensors also change. This change in signals is detected by a comparator circuit which processes the signals according to pre-programmed logic. The output signals from the comparator circuit are then sent as pulses proportional to the angular displacement of the shaft to the two channels of the encoder.

Conclusion

HEDS-5605#F13 is a type of incremental encoder which is used to measure rotation of a shaft and is used in many motion control applications. The encoder utilizes the latest optical technology to detect and measure the angular displacement of the shaft, and then sends the corresponding pulses to two channels of output signals which can be easily interfaced with other types of electronics.

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