Product Description

The HS35R5000H37E Dynapar Encoder built by Danaher operates as an industrial motion feedback device for precise applications in industrial automation. The product includes a stable stainless steel shaft that uses a 3/8 inch diameter for connection. The aluminum material used for the housing enables a structure that is both lightweight and durable.

The HS35R5000H37E Dynapar encoder unit contains internal glass discs for achieving resolutions above 1024 PPR but makes use of metal discs for lower-resolution operations. This device demonstrates excellent speed responsiveness in high-speed systems through its moment of inertia of 3.0 × 10⁻⁴ oz·in·sec². The encoder system can handle 5000 RPM at resolutions beyond 1024 PPR, thus covering various operational speed criteria. The encoder provides support for resolutions between 1 pulse and 2540 pulses when counting one revolution of the shaft. The device generates a two-channel quadrature output that features an optional index (Z) function for higher position detection accuracy. The phase A signal maintains its position ahead of phase B while the device rotates counterclockwise which enables unambiguous directional detection. The encoder provides output signals as open collector and push-pull and differential line driver options. All output devices support both sourcing into and sinking current of 40 mA and the differential outputs manage a maximum current of 100 mA.

The HS35R5000H37E Dynapar encoder matches the expected technological specifications for manufacturing environments. Store the device between –40 to +90 °C when not in operation while it functions within 0 to +70 °C temperature parameters. The device operates under NEMA12 and IP54 standards for protecting against the environment. The unit comes with NEMA4 / IP66 protection to suit wash-down and dustproof environments. The device accepts input voltages from 4.5 to 26 VDC and uses up to 80 mA of power despite any connected output load.