Incremental Encoder with Tachymetric Dynamo I/58M
- Manufacturer: ELCIS Encoder
- Category: Encoder, Incremental Encoder, Incremental Encoder with Tachometric Dynamo, SENSORS
In demanding industrial environments, mechanical and electrical alignment between the motor and the control system often leads to timing errors. This I/58M Tachometric Dynamo Encoder solves this problem with a flange designed to ensure a perfect mechanical zero that coincides with the electrical zero, eliminating the need for complex manual adjustments in the field.
The technical solution integrates a Mod.72 type grip joint and a tachometer-dynamo suitable for direct motor applications. It consumes only 120 mA in standard configuration, supports up to 6000 continuous RPM, and offers a bearing life of 1.5 x 10^9 revolutions, ensuring long-term reliability under radial loads of up to 2 kg.
Constructed with an anodized aluminum base and a Valox 420 lid, it withstands 12G vibrations and 50G x 11ms impacts. It operates within a thermal range of 0 to 70°C, adapting to harsh conditions without performance degradation.
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- Anodized aluminum base and Valox 420 lid for efficient heat dissipation.
- Hollow stainless steel shaft with variable diameter between Ø6 and Ø10 mm.
- Configurable outputs in NPN, PNP, Push-Pull or Line Driver as needed.
- Maximum operating frequency of 60 kHz with an available option at 100 kHz.
Technical Frequently Asked Questions
How does the I/58M model differ from the I/E6 model?
The I/58M is an incremental encoder with a tachymeter dynamo designed specifically for direct coupling to motors, while the I/E6 is usually a more compact version or from a different series. The 58M offers a specific flange for 'mechanical zero' timing search and consumes less power (120 mA vs. higher-end options).
What alignment precautions does the I/58M shaft require?
Given that it has a maximum axial compensation joint of ±0.2 mm and a radial compensation joint of ±0.05 mm, it is crucial to ensure assembly without excessive lateral stresses so as not to compromise the bearing life (1.5 x 10^9 turns) or the integrity of the hollow shaft.
What connectors and output options are available for the I/58M?
It can be configured with NPN, PNP, Push-Pull, or line driver outputs (26LS31, 88C30). Furthermore, it supports multiple connection types: single cable, shatterproof disk, sub-D connectors, terminal blocks, and IP65 options using specific codes such as VD5.
Properties
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Incremental with Dynamo Tachymetric (Mod.72) |
| Main Application | Engines and mechanical distribution systems |
| Power supply (Vcc) | 5÷30V DC (Standard) or others upon request |
| Axis | Hollow stainless steel cable Ø6÷10 mm |
| Weight | 550 g |
| Maximum Axle/Radial Load | 2 kg |
| Maximum Continuous RPM | 6000 RPM (+30% intermittent) |
| Starting Torque | 75 gcm |
| Bearing Life | 1.5 x 10^9 turns |
| Impact Resistance | 50G x 11ms |
| Vibration Resistance | 12 G (10 ÷ 2000 Hz) |
| Operating Temperature | 0 ÷ 70 °C |
| Pulses/Revolution | 1 ÷ 2540 PPR |
| Maximum Frequency | 60 kHz (Option 100 kHz) |
| Maximum Consumption | 120 mA (Standard) / 180 mA (Line Driver) |
| IP protection | IP53 Standard / IP65 Option (VD5) |
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