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IXARC INCREMENTAL ENCODERS

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Programmable Incremental Encoders

Incremental rotary encoders generate an output signal each time the shaft rotates a certain angle. The number of signals (pulses) per turn, also called PPR, defines the resolution of the device. The internal components of an incremental encoder are much simpler than the ones of an absolute encoder. This fits the need of many applications for simple, cost effective solutions while still providing accurate positioning. They are available with common configurations such as A, B, Z, and inverted signals available as HTL (Push-Pull) or TTL (RS422). POSITAL magnetic encoders can all be configured via the UBIFAST configuration tool: helping reduce inventory levels.


Programmable Pulse per Revolution
  • Any PPR from 1 to 16,384

High Performance due to Signal Processing
  • Phase Angle: 90° ± 14°

Industry Leading Sensing Technology
  • Accuracy ±0.0878°

Programmable Output
  • Push-Pull (HTL) or RS422 (TTL)

Magnetic Technology
  • Simple Design – No Code Discs

High Shock and Vibration Resistance

Insensitive to Dust and Humidity

Heavy Duty Enclosures
  • IP69K and Stainless Steel Versions Available

Large Variety of Flange Configurations
  • With a Range of Shaft Diameters

Applications

IXARC incremental encoders are ideal for various industries due to their small size and excellent performance. Their economic magnetic design makes them ideal for motor feedback, material handling applications and OEMs.

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Medical Equipment
  • Used in MRI and CT
  • Scanner Tables
  • Height Positioning
  • Compact Sizes
Mobile Machines
  • Sensors for Tough Jobs
  • Hazardous Environments
  • High Pressure & Temperature Resistance
Material Handling
  • Efficient, Accurate and Safe Positioning
  • AGV, Conveyors, Baggage Handling, etc.
Renewable Energy
  • Photovoltaic, Turbines, Parabolic Systems
  • Speed Control System
  • Increased Efficiency in Extreme Environments