Sick DBS60 Core Series Incremental Incremental Encoder, 1024 ppr, HTL, TTL Signal, Solid Type, 10mm Shaft

OverviewAt a glanceFace mount and servo flange with various hole patterns Hollow shafts up to 5/8 inches in diameter, optionally insulated front and rear clamping Housing diameter 58 mm, compact installation depth Number of lines up to 10,000 pulses Cable connection, M12 and M23 male connector, radial TTL/HTL and TTL interfaces with voltage range 4.5 V DC .. 30 V DCYour BenefitDiverse installation options thanks to different flange and shaft versions as well as flange and stator couplings with different assembly hole patterns Hollow shaft clamp on the rear housing facilitates mounting Various connection types enable flexible cabling Compact housing dimensions save valuable space The encoder is protected from high shaft temperatures and currents due to the insulated hollow shaft Rugged design with large bearing distance allows high shaft loads and a longer service life Only a few product variants due to electrical interfaces with a large voltage range, which reduces storage costsThe DBS60 Core is a rugged incremental encoder with a diameter of 58 mm and a compact mounting depth. The portfolio includes solid shaft models with face mount flange and servo flange as well as hollow shaft designs (blind/through hollow shaft) for shafts up to a size of 5/8 inches (15.875 mm). The hollow shafts are available with shaft insulation and with a clamp on the rear housing on request. In addition to the standard interfaces for TTL and HTL, the DBS60 Core also offers two universal interfaces with a large voltage range which unites the 5 V TTL and 24 V HTL as well as 5 V TTL and 24 V TTL in one version. Due to its high enclosure rating, rugged design and a resolution of up to 10,000 pulses, the DBS60 Core is the ideal product for standard use in various industries.ApplicationsMeasuring of position, speed and distance in applications with low to medium requirements on the encoder. Developed for applications in factory and logistics automation, e.g. in Asynchronous motors Elevators Packaging machines Warehousing and transport logistics Measuring the conveying speed of a roller conveyor Speed measurement on the slat conveyor Precise height monitoring of printed circuit board devices Position determination and monitoring on transfer systems Jerk-free acceleration and deceleration of elevator cars Speed measurement on the elevator engine Speed and position monitoring of elevator cars with encoders Speed monitoring in escalators with incremental encoder Width and diameter control of coils during windingNote