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Incremental encoders are used for asynchronous motors requiring no absolute rotor position. They are primarily used for speed control. Incremental encoders generate impulses which correspond to position, angle and
numbers of turns. They contain a disc with defined number of lines on it. The number of lines on the disc determines the resolution capability. The particular position is determined by counting these impulses from a reference point. A reference run is required to determine the absolute position.
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VFS60
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High-resolution incremental hollow shaft encoder
Number of lines, electrical interface and zero pulse width programmable by customer
Excellent concentricity
Exceptional robustness is achieved through large distance between the ball bearings
Pluggable cable outlet
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Incremental with Communtation
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CKS36
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- User-programmable version is available
- Compact design
- High shock and vibration resistance
- Compensation of eccentricity errors
- High angular velocities
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CNS50
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Many variants available
Flexible number of lines
Flexible number of pol pairs
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