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- Singleturn and multiturn variants with 50 mm hollow shaft
- 64 sine-cosine periods per revolution, additionally 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn variants
- HIPERFACE® interface with extended type label
- Maximum speed: 6,000 rpm
- Easy mounting without special mounting tools
- High shock and vibration resistance
- Singleturn and multiturn variants with 25 mm hollow shaft
- 32 sine-cosine periods per revolution, 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn variants
- HIPERFACE® interface with extended type label
- Maximum speed: 8,500 rpm
- Easy mounting without special mounting tools
- High shock and vibration resistance
- Capacitive motor feedback system with HIPERFACE DSL®
- Up to 17-bit resolution per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Certified according to SIL2 and PL d
- Status monitoring and mission time histogram, Temperature, speed, and supply voltage are stored throughout the service life
- Optical motor feedback system with HIPERFACE DSL®
- Up to 24-bit resolution per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Certified according to SIL2 and PL d
- Status monitoring and mission time histogram, temperature, speed, and revolution data are stored throughout the service life of the device
- Motor feedback systems for the basic performance range
- 16 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 512 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Programming of the position value
- Electronic type label
- HIPERFACE® interface
- Installed version with tapered shaft and axial or radial connector outlet
- Conforms to RoHs
- HIPERFACE® motor feedback systems for large hollow shaft and torque motors
- 128 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 4,096 increments per revolution
- Programming of the position value and electronic type label
- HIPERFACE® interface
- Turn & play – for simple assembly without tools
- High resistance to shock and vibration due to holistic scanning
- Bearingless motor feedback system
- HIPERFACE® motor feedback systems for large hollow shaft and torque motors
- 64 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 2,048 increments per revolution
- Programming of the position value and electronic type label
- HIPERFACE® interface
- Turn & play – for simple assembly without tools
- High resistance to shock and vibration due to holistic scanning
- Bearingless motor feedback system
- Motor feedback system for the basic power range
- Special design for motors with a 40 mm edge dimension
- 16 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 512 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Programming of the position value
- Electronic type label
- HIPERFACE® interface
- RoHS-compliant
- Motor feedback systems for the top performance range
- 1,024 sine/ cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 32,768 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- HIPERFACE® interface: Programming of the position value and electronic type label
- Insert shaft or tapered shaft with various torque supports
- Integrated version, mounted version or stand-alone design
- Certified according to SIL2/PL d (only valid for SRS50S/SRM50S...)
- Conforms to RoHs
- Output driver for incremental and commutation signals as per EIA 422
- Resolution of up to 65,536 lines per revolution
- Commutation signals up to 32 pole pairs
- Temperature range from –20 °C to +115 °C
- Various mechanical interfaces
- Output driver for incremental and commutation signals as per EIA 422
- Resolution of up to 2,048 lines per revolution
- Commutation signals up to 32 pole pairs
- Individual programming of the line count, pole pair number and zero pulse width
- High resistance to shock and vibration
- System compensates for eccentricity errors due to holistic scanning
- Allows for high angular speeds
- Absolute, non-contact, wear-free length measurement system for linear motors
- Measured lengths of up to 1 m
- Suitable for high traverse speeds of up to 10 m/s
- Reliable location positioning even in the event of condensation and contamination of the magnetic tape
- Electronic type label and programming of the position value
- Absolute location positioning, no reference run
- HIPERFACE® interface
- Conforms to RoHs
- HIPERFACE® motor feedback system in singleturn and multiturn design, compatible with the world's leading drive systems
- 1,024 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 32,768 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Mechanical flexibility through different blind hollow shaft and through hollow shaft diameters (8 to 15 mm diameter), available with various stator couplings
- IP65 protection class
- Certified according to SIL2/PL d (only valid for SFS60S/SFM60S...)
- TTL, HTL or sine 0.5 Vpp interfaces
- Resolution of up to 65,536 lines per revolution
- Individual programming of the interface, line count and of the zero pulse
- Direct programming via RS485
- Excellent concentricity through large distance between the ball bearings
- Extremely rugged
- Protection class IP 65
- Mechanical flexibility through blind hollow shaft and through hollow shafts with diameters of 8 to 15 mm, available with various torque supports
- Temperature range from –30 °C to +100 °C
- Insulated shaft connection through plastic collar possible
- Motor feedback system with HIPERFACE DSL® interface
- Compact, robust design with 36 mm diameter
- Up to 20 bit resolution per revolution and 4,096 revolutions measurable with the multiturn system
- Facility for connecting an external temperature sensor
- E²Prom with 8 kbyte of free memory space
- SIL2-certified (only valid for EKS/EKM36-2...)
- Service life histogram
- Motor feedback systems for the standard performance range
- 128 sine/cosine periods per revolution
- Absolute position with a resolution of 4,096 increments per revolution and 4,096 revolutions with the multiturn system
- Programming of the position value and electronic type label
- HIPERFACE® interface
- Integrated version and stand-alone design
- Certified according to SIL2/PL d (only valid for SKS36S/SKM36S-H...)
- Conforms to RoHs
Commutation, position and speed measurement with the corresponding number of interfaces used to require three sensors. Today, SICK motor feedback systems offer these functions in a single device. A consistent mechanical interface allows for a high level of flexibility. SICK motor feedback systems are also setting standards for electrical interfaces such as HIPERFACE® and HIPERFACE DSL®. They meet important requirements including temperature resistance, high resolution, and multiturn design. Certification to SIL2 permits implementation of the Machinery Directive as per EN ISO 13849.
Motor feedback systems with HIPERFACE® comprise a combination of incremental and absolute encoders, successfully uniting the advantages of both encoder types. Thanks to the use of highly linear sine and cosine signals, the high resolution required for speed regulation is reached based on interpolation in the drive controller.
Despite only one mechanical interface, SICK offers solutions for various performance classes as well. For single turn and multiturn applications.
The HIPERFACE® interface has become established as the standard interface in the market as a result of features such as electronic type label, temperature measurement and many more. It is used by all leading drive manufacturers.
The HIPERFACE Digital Servo Link interface is a revolution in servo drive systems! The purely digital interface is the future. Thanks to the innovative and interference-free HIPERFACE DSL® protocol, all future communication can be realized using just two wires that are integrated in the motor cable, and this is always done in a robust and reliable manner.
These product families cover the various performance ranges from standard to advanced in that they all feature the same mechanical interface. Depending on the performance class, the product families have a resolution of 15 to 23 bit per revolution over 4,096 revolutions (multiturn). The high level of flexibility in the connection systems allows for individual solutions. These SICK motor feedback systems save a service life histogram e.g. of the temperature, service life and many other parameters, which allows for convenient application analysis.
Incremental motor feedback systems are measuring systems that record the position, the direction of rotation and the speed of electric motors. The number of lines per revolution determines the resolution. The position is determined with a reference traverse. The position is then mapped as a result of the pulses being counted.
Incremental motor feedback systems are mainly used for speed control.
They are mechanically and electrically ideally suited for asynchronous motors. All the common electrical interfaces are available.
Linear motor feedback systems with HIPERFACE® comprise a combination of incremental and absolute encoders, successfully uniting the advantages of both encoder types. Thanks to the use of highly linear sine and cosine signals, the high resolution required for speed regulation is reached based on interpolation in the drive controller. The sine and cosine signals are generated in a read head with integrated evaluation electronics which is guided along the measurement path without touching it.
The systems are used whenever measuring systems need to meet the requirements of high traverse speeds and simple mounting, e.g. on palletizers, paper machines or linear motors.
The HIPERFACE® interface has become established as the standard interface in the market as a result of features such as electronic type label, temperature measurement and many more. It is used by all leading drive manufacturers.
For a reversal of the direction of current, the polarity of synchronous motors used to be reversed via so-called brushes Current reversal is required for continual rotary motion.
With the introduction of brushless motors, incremental motor feedback systems with commutation tracks have taken on this task. The mechanical commutation, which is very much prone to wear, is no longer required. This makes brushless synchronous motors practically maintenance-free.