ZDH0060H

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Encoders provide accurate positioning or motion feedback in automated machinery applications. They are primarily used to measure direction and speed of motion or the positioning of linear or rotary motion systems. The ZDH0060H is an incremental encoder designed for the most demanding motion control applications. It uses an optical detection system that converts an analog signal into a digital signal, and can measure direction and relative position without the need for an external clock.The ZDH0060H encoder is a hollow shaft design with an integrated hole for mounting to the shaft. This eliminates the need for external couplers, providing a robust low profile solution for applications where space is limited. It has an operating temperature range of -20 to +85C and can detect speeds up to 6000 RPM. The maximum resolution is 2048 PPR (Pulses Per Revolution) and it can be configured to provide a single-ended output or a differential output.The ZDH0060H encoder works by measuring the distance of a moving object relative to its starting position. The encoder contains an internal light source and a light sensor, which when placed in contact with the object is able to measure the distance of the movement. The light source is an LED (Light Emitting Diode) and the light sensor is a photodiode. The LED emits a beam of light which is then detected by the photodiode. As the object moves, the beam of light is interrupted which then causes the output of the photodiode to be toggled from low to high.The ZDH0060H encoder is widely used in automation equipment, medical devices, and other types of machinery that require accurate position feedback. It is an ideal choice for applications where space is restricted and can provide reliable operation over a wide range of speeds. The ZDH0060H is an excellent solution for applications which require fast response and precise control.

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