Absolute draw-wire encoder WDSmechanical28-bit29-bit
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Characteristics
- Type
- absolute
- Technology
- mechanical
- Absolute encoder resolution
- 29-bit, 28-bit
- Construction
- multi-turn
- Output signal
- CANopen, SSI, EtherCAT, Ethernet/IP, ProfiNet, PROFIBUS, with fieldbus interface, serial, with Ethernet interface
- Material
- aluminum, stainless steel, polyamide
- Protection level
- rugged
- Applications
- industrial
- Other characteristics
- high-resolution
Description
Wire transducers series WDS are composed by the wire mechanical draw-wire system coupled to Elap absolute multiturn encoder MEM520-Bus or MEM520. They can provide different communication interfaces: EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, Profinet, Profibus, CANopen, or the serial synchronous interface SSI.
They grant high resolution - 28 to 29 bit - and strokes ranging from 3 to 15 metres.
The mechanics is out of rugged aluminium, the wire consists of coated poliammide stainless steel.
The absolute transducers WDS ensure accurate measuring and repeatibility.
Technical Features:
Strokes: 3000 - 5000 - 7500 - 10000 - 15000 mm
Encoders to be coupled: Elap MEM520-Bus, Elap MEM520
Communication interfaces: EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT - PROFINET - PROFIBUS - CANopen - SSI
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