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MEGATRON ELEKTRONIK GMBH & CO. KG
Germany
The MOT7 incremental encoder is distinguished by the minimal dimensions. It is especially suitable for use in miniaturized devices. Typical applications are medical robots, medical equipment and special robots. Ø7 mm housing Up to 400 ppr 2 channels and index Size: 7,2x 8 mm (housing, DxL) 1,5x 3mm (shaft, DxL) Mass: 5g Open collector output Supply voltage 5 V Ball bearings
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ETx25K kit encoders are used for reliable angle measurement from a shaft which is installed in the application: as single turn variant (360°) with analogue, PWM, incremental, SER or SPI output, or as a multiturn variant (up to 72000°) with analogue output. ETx25K can be used up to medium environmental requirements (IP67). Singleturn electronics: ETA25K absolute analogue encoder (ETA25K X redundant version): Provides an absolute analogue signal with 12 bits resolution. ETP25K absolute analogue encoder: Pulswidth output (PWM) ETI25K incremental encoder: With up to 1024 pulses / per revolution and availability of following output signals: TTL, Push-Pull or Open Collector. ETS25K absolute encoder with digital output: 12 bits resolution with SER interface and in 14 bits resolution with SPI interface Multiturn electronics: ETP25K PM multiturn encoder with analogue output, direct programmable on site: The ETA25K PM measures angles from 0…10° up to 0...72000° (absolute).
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The optical incremental encoders SPM (increased torque) and SPNTM (reduced torque) are ideal for applications that require high durability and adaptability of the sensor. The optical incremental encoders of the series SPM (increased torque, in IP55 on shaft side) and SPNTM (reduced torque, in IP40 on the shaft side) are characterized by their reliability and long lifespan of more than 100 million shaft movements. The sensor with Ø6 mm or Ø6,35 mm (1/4 ") shaft is fixed by means of central thread. Depending on the version, a resolution of 50…1024 pulses per revolution (360°) is available as TTL or Line Driver output signal. Upon request, further resolutions such as e.g. 1250/2000/2048/2500/4000/4096 and 5000 ppr are realized.
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The displacement sensors of series RC20 are used in applications with harsh environmental conditions, which require a robust linear transducer with long life span, high accuracy and guided push rod with measuring lengths from 10 to 300 mm. The linear potentiometers of the series RC20 are designed for applications with harsh environmental conditions. For mechanical coupling, the displacement sensors are available in three mounting versions: mounting brackets, ball joints or flange. The variant with ball joints compensates movements transversely to the push rod, so that non-linear movements can also be coupled simply and without stress. The mechanical detection of linear movement is done by a front guided push rod
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The AL17/19 potentiometers in Ø22 mm housing are suitable for applications where a precise and economical multiturn potentiometer is important. The precision potentiometers of the AL17/19 series are manufactured under the highest quality requirements. In particular, the made of the wirewound resistance element, which is manufactured with know-how of great mechanical precision, stands out among the high-quality components. As a result, the AL17/19 series has superior technical characteristics and enjoys great popularity due to its cost efficiency and numerous customization possibilities. Two connection variants are available for electrical coupling: — version with radially gold-plated connection pins - suitable for blade terminals (2.8 mm) according to DIN 46247 part 3- version with - - completely factory-assembled connector - simplifies assembly and serves to prevent short-circuits. — optionally completely encapsulated housing (IP67) with Binder connector M16
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The MP20/21 potentiometer series is ideal for applications in which a highly precise, durable and compact sensor is required. The conductive plastic potentiometer MP20/21 (MP21 with mechanical end stops) is an all-around performer that can be adapted for a variety of applications. The radial gold-plated soldering lugs ensure a low housing depth and are suitable for flat connectors (2.8 mm to DIN 46247 part 3). In addition, the high accuracy and lifespan of the sensors are sure to impress, thanks to the high-quality Comolded-Conductive plastic technology. * - Long lifespan and high accuracy * - With or without mechanical end stop (320° / 360°) * - Optional tandem version
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The joysticks of the TRY100 series cover a great variety of different applications due to their high number of configuration options, and convince technically in every respect The TRY100 is the all-rounder in the field of finger joysticks because of the extensive selection of handles, limiters and output options. Optionally, redundant sensors are available. Thus, the joysticks can be optimized for almost all possible applications. With the convenient plug-in contact and the small installation depth of < 26 mm, the joystick offers unequalled opportunities in case of space-limitations below the panel. Due to its modern contact-less hall-sensors, the electro mechanics guarantee for a long mechanical life expectancy of 5 million operations. The construction is laid-out for a load resistance up to 200 N, and improved handle options offer protection up to IP67 above the panel.
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The ETx25 singleturn Hall effect encoder family is characterized by its high durability with over 100 million shaft revolutions and independent linearity up to +/- 0.3%. The rotary encoders measure angles contactless with a hardened and tempered sleeve bearing made of metal. The sensor technology offers a 10 times longer lifetime expectancy than conventional potentiometers. The sensor in the Ø25 mm housing with Ø6 mm or 6.35 mm (1/4 ") shaft diameter is fixed in the application by means of a central thread. It can be chosen between following electronics: Absolute encoder: — Single- or multiturn — Analogue: Voltage/current output, PWM - 12 bit — Digital: SSI, SSI+UVW up to 16 pole pairs, SER, SPI - up to 14 bit — Also redundant Incremental encoder: — A, B, Z also differential A, A/, B, B/, Z, Z/ — OC, TTL, PP signal outputs — Free selection of the number of pulses - up to 1024 ppr. — UVW signals for motor commutation of DC motors up to 16 pole pairs
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The optimized industrial module in modern design for intuitive control of 6 degrees-of-freedom (6 DOF), by pushing, pulling, rotating, tilting of the ergonomically handle The SpaceMouse® Module is the ideal man-machine interface for controlling 3D movements in industrial applications - only with one hand! It is the ideal input device for teaching robots, moving cameras, measurement systems, drones etc. The module covers both rotation and translation movements due to the 6-axis sensor. Consequently, it may replace two conventional joysticks in many applications, and thus the SpaceMouse® Module increases the control capabilities of the operator, saves space in control panels, and reduces investment costs. Totally new control concepts and control panels can be realized, without need of extensive training of the operator.
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Thanks to the True-Power-On function, any angle changes are registered even during a supply voltage interruption and the angle is reproduced exactly as an analogue signal as soon as the supply voltage is restored. The contactless sensor technology works on the basis of modern gradient-based magnetic field evaluation in processor-supported circuit design. This makes the multiturn encoder largely immune to external magnetic fields or changing ambient temperatures. In combination with the precision mechanics, the encoder shows its additional strength compared to magnetoresistive methods. The latter can have weaknesses in voltage-free measured value acquisition. Another special feature of the multi-turn sensor are the signal plateaus at the beginning and end of the range, which prevent sudden signal changes. The electrically effective rotation range of the encoder is 3600°, ex works.
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NOVOTECHNIK MESSWERTAUFNEHMER OHG
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If, in a highly sensitive control system, the amplification should, for example, be so arranged that the control circuit will be stable with the mean slope (gradient) of the sensor, then it is important to be aware of any variations there may be in that slope (Fig. 12a, Fig. 12b). If, at any point, the gradient is appreciably steeper than the mean gradient, then there will be a higher closed-loop gain in this position and this could lead to feedback oscillation. If, on the other hand, the gradient is less steep at some point than the mean gradient, then repeatability would be reduced and there would be less control accuracy. If we relate this type of local gradient variation gl to the mean gradient go of the potentiometer, then this criterion is independent of the potentiometer length and can be used for the direct comparision of various potentiometers.
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In 1978, Novotechnik introduced the term Microlinearity, which is defined as the maximum linearity variation within a travel or angular increment that amounts - as with smoothness measurement - to 1 % of the electrical range if nothing to the contrary is defined. Microlinearity is indicated as a percentage of the absolute voltage that is applied. Fig. 11 illustrates the characteristic obtained for a potentiometer with a microlinearity error. This was evaluated by a computer-supported system while making linearity measurements. The travel increments are super-imposed on the linearity curve and have an overlap of at least 50 %. Contrary to a smoothness measurement, the error here is pureley a linearity error that describes the maximum error within a defined increment. Microlinearity does not, however, make it possible to determine whether a potentiometer will be suitable for a particular applications because any variations in gradient (sensitivity) can only be determined with...
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Smoothness is a measure of the deviations from perfect regularity that appear in the output voltage of a potentiometer. This irregularity is measured over a specified travel increment, for example 1 %, and is expressed as a percentage of the applied voltage. For the measurement of smoothness, the VRCI definition calls for a bandpass filter to be used as a means of suppressing any linearity error and for the potentiometer to be operated with a load resistance (e.g. 100 . Rp). This method has certain disadvantages: a) The use of a filter causes both the absolute wiper velocity and any changes in such velocity to affect the smoothness values. Since the filter partly integrates and partly differntiates, the chart-recorded smoothness curve does not accurately indicate the variations in the output signal. b) The load applied to the potentiometer also contributes to error by causing variation in the contact resistance which is greatest with the wiper at the voltage application end and...
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When, some 60 years ago conductive plastic potentiometers were first introduced onto the market, it was apparent that although the winding jumps which were a feature of wire-wound potentiometers had been overcome, absolute smoothness of the output voltage could not be achieved. Following some basic reserach by. h. Wormser 4, 5, 6 , the term "smoothness" was included in the standard issued by the Variable Resistive Compontents Institute (VRCI). Although this definition was adequate at that time it cannot serve as a system definition for many applications. This is because it is now possible to produce potentiometers with appreciably better smoothness and linearity values. For this reason, Novotechnik has sought over the past years to develop definitions better suited to the current state fo the art. The various methods used are discussed and evalutated below.
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