Linear position sensor RK-2
contactlessmagnetostrictivemechanical

linear position sensor
linear position sensor
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Characteristics

Type
linear
Contact / non-contact
contactless
Technology
magnetostrictive, mechanical, resistance
Output signal
analog, digital output, CANopen
Protection class
IP67
Other characteristics
absolute
Measuring range

Min.: 50 mm
(1.97 in)

Max.: 2,500 mm
(98.43 in)

Measuring rate

Min.: 10 Hz

Max.: 2,000 Hz

Supply voltage

Min.: 18 V

Max.: 30 V

Ambient temperature

Min.: -30 °C
(-22 °F)

Max.: 90 °C
(194 °F)

Description

Contactless linear position transducer with magnetostrictive technology: the absence of electrical contact on the cursor eliminates problems of wear and consumption and guarantees almost unlimited life. The head’s flanged shape and small size make the RK-2 series ideal for applications requiring installation completely inside the hydraulic cylinder. The overall dimensions of the sensor are among the smallest available on the market. For the interface signal, you can choose between a start/stop interface (which allows the use of multiple cursors) and an analog interface that gives the displacement of a single cursor (available in the several ranges in Voltage or Current). Excellent linearity, repeatability, resistance to mechanical vibrations and shocks complete the product's specifications overview. -Digital output RS422 Start/Stop (RK-2-_ _ _ _ -S) -Direct analog output (RK-2-_ _ _ _ -N/K/E) -Resistance to vibration (DIN IEC68T2/6 20g) -Optional 12Vdc power supply (RK-2-_ _ _ _ -K) -The digital version (RK-2-_ _ _ _ -S) allows the remote connection (max. 50 m) of optional electronics for use of advanced analog (EKA) or CANopen (EKC) interfaces

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