Absolute rotary encoder Sendix M3678magnetic14-bit14-bit
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Characteristics
- Type
- absolute
- Technology
- magnetic
- Absolute encoder resolution
- 14-bit
- Absolute encoder revolution number
- 14-bit
- Construction
- hollow-shaft, single-turn
- Output signal
- SAE J1939, CANopen, with CANopen interface
- Protection level
- IP67, IP69K
- Housing diameter
36 mm
(1.42 in)- Shaft diameter
10 mm
(0.39 in)
Description
Particularly resistant
Wear-free
Magnetic – robust
Max 1/4" hollow shaft, blind hole
For challenging outdoor uses. Extremely robust encoders.
The absolute encoders Singleturn Sendix M3658 / M3678 with CANopen interface and magnetic sensors have a resolution of 14 bits.
Protected to IP69k, shock-resistant and resistant to extreme temperature fluctuations, these encoders are suitable even for demanding outdoor applications.
Secure technology
Increased resistance to vibration and installation errors.
Robust bearing construction in Safety Lockplus™ design.
Sturdy die-cast housing and protection up to IP69k.
Versatile applications
CANopen encoder profile DS406 V3.2.
Quick recognition of the position status by two-color LED.
With M12 plug or cable connection.
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