HEDS-9700#D55

Series:	HEDS
Part Status:	Active
Encoder Type:	Optical
Output Type:	Quadrature (Incremental)
Pulses per Revolution:	192
Voltage - Supply:	5V
Actuator Type:	Codewheel Not Included
Detent:	No
Built in Switch:	No
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount
Orientation:	Vertical
Termination Style:	Terminal Pins
Rotational Life (Cycles Min):	--

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Introduction to HEDS-9700#D55 Encoders

HEDS-9700#D55, known as a non-contact rotary encoder, is a type of sensor used to measure the angular position, velocity and acceleration of a motor or other rotating device. It is a small, rugged, and extremely reliable device that generates a voltage when triggered by its associated object. In comparison to the other forms of sensor technology, such as rotary encoders, Resolvers, Optical Encoders, and potentiometers, HEDS-9700#D55 encoders offer excellent life cycle, small size, and low cost.

Application Field of HEDS-9700#D55 Encoders

HEDS-9700#D55 encoders can be used in a variety of applications including robotic arm positioning, motor speed sensing, biomedical instrumentation, nuclear research, and precise motion control. This encoder is most frequently used in stepper motor applications. In this application, the motor can be used to precisely control the position of the object. By adding the HEDS-9700#D55 encoder to the system, the exact position of the stepper motor can be quickly and accurately read. HEDS-9700#D55 is also suitable for use in medical imaging systems, data acquisition systems, vibration and motion control, and digital position sensing applications.

Working Principle of HEDS-9700#D55 Encoders

The HEDS-9700#D55 non-contact rotary encoder uses a unique design with two magnets and a Hall effect IC to measure the rotational speed and position of a rotating object with great accuracy and reliability. When the rotating object passes the Hall effect IC, it produces a signal, which is then read by the controller, enabling it to determine the speed and position of the object accurately.The HEDS-9700#D55 non-contact rotary encoder has two magnets positioned close to each other on opposite sides of the IC. When the rotating object passes between the two magnets, the IC senses the changing magnetic field and produces a pulse that is then translated into a voltage signal. This signal is then read by the controller and used to control the system.The design of the HEDS-9700#D55 non-contact rotary encoder uses a high-performance Hall effect IC and a precisely calibrated magnetic field to ensure an accurate, reliable signal. The Hall effect IC uses a low-voltage, low-resistance voltage source and allows the encoder to be used with very little current consumption. The encoder is also designed with a durable construction, allowing it to resist vibration, shock, and temperature variation without losing accuracy.

Conclusion

HEDS-9700#D55 non-contact rotary encoders are reliable and cost-effective encoders that can be used in a variety of applications. They use a unique design, which includes two magnets and an integrated Hall effect IC, to measure the rotational speed and position of a rotating object with great accuracy and reliability. The encoders are designed with a durable construction, allowing them to resist vibration, shock, and temperature variation without losing accuracy. This makes the HEDS-9700#D55 an ideal choice for motor speed sensing, biomedical instrumentation, nuclear research, and precise motion control applications.

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