108594-0040 Danaher
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The Danaher 108594-0040 encoder cable is part of the Dynapar Encoder Cables series and is compatible with H20 and HS35 encoders. It features a 6-pin female MS connector on the encoder side with five shielded leads and flying leads on the opposite end. The cable supports single-ended signals with output compatibility for current sink and open collector, and uses 22 AWG and 24 AWG wire gauges.
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The 108594-0040 is a Danaher Dynapar encoder cable for H20 and HS35 encoders. Shielded single-ended signaling gives the assembly clean, stable performance in standard encoder feedback circuits. A mating connector and flying leads make integration straightforward, making 108594-0040 a dependable cable choice for retrofit or replacement work.
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The 108594-0040 cable is produced by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoder Cables series. It functions as a dedicated link between rotary encoders and motion controllers in automated machinery, carrying incremental position signals from the sensor to a drive or PLC input. By matching the mechanical and electrical interfaces required for Dynapar feedback devices, the assembly enables quick installation and minimizes field-wiring errors across conveying, packaging, and material-handling systems. Its jacketed construction also resists oil and the repeated flexing commonly encountered in industrial environments.
At the sensing end, the cable terminates in an MS connector (female) that seats directly on H20 and HS35 incremental encoders. The assembly includes a factory-installed mating connector, removing the need for field crimping. Inside the connector shell, a 6-pin contact arrangement provides separate circuits for channels A and B, the index signal, the power supply, and the common connection. The core bundle contains 5 leads that correspond to the active signal lines. The opposite end is supplied with flying leads for straightforward attachment to cabinet screw clamps or terminal blocks. This termination arrangement allows the cable to connect the encoder directly to the receiving control hardware without a separate adapter.
The cable supports encoder electronics with current-sink and open-collector outputs, allowing connection to optically isolated or pull-up-biased receiver cards without signal conversion. A tinned copper braid and foil wrap provide a shielded path that rejects radiated noise from adjacent motor conductors. The cable carries a single-ended reference, reducing the conductor count and supporting legacy hardware that lacks differential inputs. Stranded conductors sized at 22 AWG and 24 AWG balance voltage-drop control with flexibility. Their construction permits routing through confined machine spaces and moving cable paths while carrying the modest current required by encoder electronics. Proper shield termination at the control end helps preserve signal integrity near variable-frequency drives, contactors, and other sources of electrical interference.
