LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2

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Encoders are broadly used in a variety of application areas, and LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2 is one of the most popular encoders. This section will focus on the application field and working principle of LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2 encoder.

Applications of LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2 encoder mainly include motion control, robotics, industrial automation, and automated machine vision system. It can provide fast response time to support precise and accurate control of motion of the mechanism or machine. It can also be used in safety control, eco-friendly automated machines, and civil engineering projects.

LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2 encoder consists of three parts: a rotating sensor assembly, a bearing unit, and an electronics board which contains detection, calculation, and signal conversion circuits. The rotating sensor assembly consists of a permanent magnet rotor and a sensing part which contains sensing poles. The bearing unit is composed of bearings and a sleeve assembly. The entire assembly is fixed to the structure via the sleeve.

When the rotor is driven to rotate, the rotating magnet triggers the signals on the sensing poles inside the sensing part. The sensing signals are then collected and converted to digital or analog control signals by the electronics board. These converted control signals are sent to the controller, and the controller will adjust the driving rotating speed and direction according to the control signals, thus the precise speed and position control of the motion is achieved throughout the entire process.

In conclusion, LP35-S-AB-05-H30S-28/SI-SM12-T2 encoder is widely applied in motion control, robotics, industrial automation and automated machine vision system. It can provide fast response time for precise speed and position control of the motion. The working principle of this encoder is based on the rotation of the permanent magnet rotor and the sensing poles for signal conversion.

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