Product Description

The H220001104225 incremental encoder launched by Danaher has a square frame. This encoder comprises bearings in two rows. The product comes integrated with a sturdy and unbreakable code disc. This device generates optical codes during operation. The unit supports a bidirectional format. Its input power varies from 5 VDC to 26 VDC for its use at up to 80 mA without the input loads. This encoder is splashproof and dirt-tight.

The product’s design reveals a construction with a standard shaft. This device produces a single pulse for a revolution. The unit’s optical disc is made of metal. It depicts a minimum index frequency response of 100 kHz when it works within its normal operating temperature. This encoder deploys multiple materials in its construction. Its short shaft is located on the square frame. The product’s housing supports a servo mount style. This device is highlighted by an IP 66 protection rating with the shaft seal along with a NEMA 12 enclosure. The unit is typically a rotary encoder for speed and positioning feedback of a motor. It has very few sensors in its design.

This encoder incorporates a reference system for the motion-determining process. The product produces two offset lines of pulses to determine its rotation. This device’s optical sensor detects light as it passes through the disc. The unit’s design highlights a spindle assembly and a PCB. It has electrical symmetry and quadrature phasing. This incremental encoder’s accuracy is less than +/-7.5 arc-min. The product lacks an output LED indicator to highlight operating states. This device’s shaft has a flat design and a 3/8-inch diameter. The unit’s design indicates a push-pull output and its load limits on the shaft should not be exceeded. It includes a side-mounted 10-pin connector.