107865-0025 Danaher
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The Danaher 107865-0025 is part of the Dynapar Encoder Cables series and is designed for use with AI25 Absolute Encoders. It features a 17-pin MS connector (female) on the encoder side, flying leads on the non-encoder end, and a parallel interface. The cable supports push-pull output and uses 24 AWG wire.
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The 107865-0025 is a Danaher Dynapar encoder cable designed for the AI25 Absolute Encoder with a parallel interface. The female MS connector on the encoder side and flying leads on the non-encoder side make panel integration clean and practical. A 17-lead layout with 24 AWG conductors supports dependable signal handling, a strong fit for encoder installations.
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The 107865-0025 is a dedicated encoder cable produced by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It serves as the physical link between an absolute feedback device and a control cabinet, carrying position data from an AI25 sensor to motion-control hardware in automated machinery. By matching its electrical characteristics and connector geometry to the associated transducer, the assembly simplifies installation and preserves signal integrity in industrial environments that rely on deterministic feedback.
This cable is matched to the AI25 Absolute Encoder and supports its parallel data interface, allowing 17 discrete signal lines to reach the controller simultaneously without serialization delays. The encoder end uses a sealed female MS connector that threads directly into the mating receptacle and provides protection around the contact pins. Internally, the harness contains 17 leads for the signal, strobe, and supply connections required by the parallel interface. The hardware has an end-mount configuration, meaning the connector exits straight from the encoder housing rather than at an angle, which supports strain relief when space behind the encoder is limited.
At the opposite end, the assembly terminates in flying leads, allowing each conductor to connect to terminal blocks, solder lugs, or plug-in connectors used by the control system. The cable carries the encoder output through conductors suited for push-pull signaling, preserving the required electrical interface between the encoder and controller. A matching set of 17 pins within the MS connector corresponds to the internal lead count, avoiding unused conductors or skipped positions. Each conductor uses 24 AWG stranded copper, balancing flexibility with low resistance so signals remain within the required voltage thresholds over typical machine-length runs.
