62-CCDF-1800-A0 Danaher
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MPN: M050719
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The Danaher 62-CCDF-1800-A0 is part of the Dynapar Encoders series and has a resolution of 1800 PPR with a shaft size of 5/8 inch. It supports a maximum frequency response of 50 kHz, features a TC1428 line driver, and uses a MS3106A-18-1S mating connector. The encoder supports up to 15 lb axial load, 45 lb radial load, and weighs 10 lb.
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The 62-CCDF-1800-A0 is an incremental rotary encoder produced by Danaher within the Dynapar Encoders series. Designed for mounting on motion axes or motor shafts, it converts mechanical rotation into digital position and velocity data for PLCs and drive controllers in industrial automation equipment. Its aluminum housing, shafted configuration, and electrical interface allow quick integration where real-time feedback is required for closed-loop speed or position control.
The sensing disk delivers a resolution of 1800 PPR, allowing control systems to detect angular changes as small as 0.2 degrees. Photocoupled electronics respond at frequencies up to 50 kHz, so the encoder can track shafts rotating at high speeds without missed counts. Signals are presented in quadrature (AB) form, providing both count and direction information, and are buffered by a TC1428 line driver capable of sourcing or sinking 40 mA when driving long cable runs. During operation, the assembly draws a maximum of 115 mA from the 5 V supply, minimizing the load on control power circuits. Phase alignment is fixed so that channel A leads channel B during clockwise rotation. The removable MS3106A-18-1S connector mates with standard MIL-C-5015 harnesses, allowing cables to be connected or disconnected without disturbing the encoder mounting.
The stainless-steel shaft has a diameter of 5/8 in and mates directly with compatible couplings. Precision bearings tolerate up to 15 lb of axial load and 45 lb of radial load without degrading signal accuracy. Startup friction is limited to 15 oz-in, and the rotor’s 285 g-cm² inertia keeps acceleration requirements modest for smaller servo systems. The absence of shaft seals and purge plugs makes the unit suitable for clean, dry enclosures where ingress is controlled by the surrounding equipment. Its total installed mass is 10 lb, which provides a substantial mounting load that must be supported by a rigid bracket. Supply polarity and phase direction should be confirmed before the encoder is connected to the control system.
