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Incremental linear encoder IT5602Linductivenon-contactexposed
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Characteristics
- Type
- incremental
- Technology
- inductive
- Construction
- non-contact, exposed
- Output signal
- digital
- Protection level
- ultra-rugged, shockproof
- Applications
- for harsh environments, for OEM
- Other characteristics
- compact, high-resolution, miniature, programmable, surface-mount
- Resolution
20 nm
- Linear encoder speed
Min.: 0 m/s
(0 ft/s)Max.: 36 m/s
(118.11 ft/s)- Output frequency
Min.: 0 MHz
Max.: 1.2 MHz
- Process temperature
Min.: -20 °C
(-4 °F)Max.: 100 °C
(212 °F)
Description
Highly miniaturized: 8 x 10 x 0.8 mm
Outputs A quad B and Index
Insensitive to magnetic interference fields
Robust against oil grease, liquids, dust, particles
Programmable resolution and max speed
Optional with holder, cable, and connector
The IT5602L incremental encoder kit consists of an encoder and a linear scale. The encoder is an integrated circuit in a PCB housing. It provides incremental A and B output signals in quadrature as well as an Index-pulse. The linear scale is a PCB with passive copper strips.
The resolution and the maximum speed of the encoder are user-programmable or can be programmed ex-factory.
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