Incremental rotary encoder HWI 40 series
mechanicalflange15VDC

Incremental rotary encoder - HWI 40 series - Hohner Elektrotechnik GmbH - mechanical / flange / 15VDC
Incremental rotary encoder - HWI 40 series - Hohner Elektrotechnik GmbH - mechanical / flange / 15VDC
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Characteristics

Type
incremental
Technology
mechanical
Construction
flange
Supply voltage
15VDC, 24 Vdc, 12 Vdc
Material
aluminum, stainless steel
Protection level
standard, IP54
Applications
industrial
Other characteristics
miniature
Incremental encoder résolution (pulses per revolution

1,024 unit

Housing diameter

40 mm
(1.57 in)

Shaft diameter

6 mm
(0.24 in)

Output frequency

25 kHz

Process temperature

Min.: -30 °C
(-22 °F)

Max.: 70 °C
(158 °F)

Description

Electrical specifications max. pulse frequency: 25 kHz Perm. temperature range: -30°. . . +70° C Power supply: 10 V. . . 30 V DC Max. current consumption: 40 mA (without load) Max. output load: 30 mA (per channel) Residual ripple: max. ± 5% UB Power supply: 5 V DC ± 5% Max. current consumption: 40 mA Max. output load: 30 mA (per channel) Incremental miniature rotary-encoder with a hollow shaft diameter of 6mm Housing diameter 40 mm, small design and standard degree of protection Maximum 1024 pulses / revolution For simple industrial requirements Direct assembly onto existing shafts Mechanical specifications Flange: Aluminium Housing: Aluminium Shaft: stainless steel Bearing: Deep groove ball bearing Weight: approx 0,1 kg Protection type: IP 54 Max. speed: 6.000 U/min Torque: approx 1 Ncm

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