Angle of rotation sensors - Import export

Incremental rotation sensors are used wherever displacement, positions or speeds have to be measured accurately. They are therefore important interfaces between the mechanical and electronic parts of a machine. Mechanically robust, electrically reliable and resistant to extreme ambient conditions; these are the outstanding properties offered by this sensor. Typical applications include —Machine tools —Wood and plastic machining —Textile machines —Lifts —Door systems —Paper machines —Drive equipment —Assembly and handling equipment —Packaging machines —Scales —Test machines —Conveying equipment —Doors and gates Specific characteristics —Degree of protection IP65, all-around —Robust —High resistance to interference —Rotary speed sensor: 60 pulses/turn (standard) —Angular displacement sensor: up to 3600 pulses/turn —Detection of rotation direction (channels A and B) —Reference pulse (channel N) —Special versions on request

As an angle sensor that is both accurate and economical, this rotary potentiometer is suitable for all types of analog angle measurement up to 350°. Typical fields of application include: —Position feedback in servo-systems —Pendulum weighing machines —Cam and butterfly flap positions —Jockey roller controllers —Measuring the tension of threads and tape —Trigonometric measurements at joints The heart of the potentiometric angular displacement sensors is an extremely precise, low-wear resistor track made of plastic. Due to its high resistance to abrasion, the sensors are particularly suitable for measurements for the purpose of quality assurance in ongoing production, where a long service life and large numbers of rotations are required. The potentiometric angular displacement sensor uses a multi-finger slider system with precious metal contacts. This ensures good contact even when moving at high speed and in the presence of vibrations.

The compact torque sensor model 8655 with standard square is contactless constructed. The torque is recorded by the torsion of the shaft using the strain gage principle. Thanks to the inductive and optical transmission of the signals, the sensor is maintenance-free, the signals are digitized directly on the shaft and made available by the evaluation electronics as a voltage signal or via USB. The direction of rotation can be seen from the potential of the output voltage, clockwise rotation corresponds to positive output voltage, counterclockwise rotation the voltage level is negative. The standard square enables simple integration into existing systems or devices, additional components such as couplings are not require. To record the speed and angle of rotation, the sensor can optionally be equipped with an incremental disc with 400 increments. This speed / angle signal is available as a TTL output signal.