Automated Control and Advanced Micro Controls Inc (AMCI) has announced that DeviceNet communication has been added to its range of NR25 series encoders, complementing the current range of ethernet (with PoE) and Profibus output options.
The NR25 networked encoders are available in both single-turn (16 bits = 65,536 counts) and multiturn (30-bit, 65,536 counts x 16,384 revolutions) versions.
The encoders are offered in a variety of package options that include flange mount, servo mount, solid shaft and hub shaft. Two integrated M12 connectors supply power and DeviceNet connectivity. Stainless steel housing options are also available.
As the NR25 encoder is resolver based, high levels of shock and vibration can be withstood while providing absolute position feedback. This is a result of resolvers not requiring the use of glass-sensing discs or sensitive electronic components such as LEDs.
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