autotechcontrols E5N-G4096-8POME Single-turn and Geared DigiSolvers

autotechcontrols E5N-G4096-8POME  Single-turn and Geared DigiSolvers 

A New Frontier in Absolute Encoders
No optics, MIL-Grade resolver
Single-turn, 13-bit Binary, Gray Code, or BCD absolute output
Multi-turn, 18-bit Binary or 15-bit BCD and Gray Code absolute output
Short-circuit-proof outputs
Flexible options of counts-per-turn
5 VDC or 8-30 VDC voltage range
Built-in Synchronization for PLCs
Analog Angle, Analog Velocity, Direction, and Ripple outputs
Choice of mounting styles and enclosures

The DigiSolver, a Digital Resolver, is a resolver-based encoder, in which the analog signal produced by a brushless resolver is transformed into a digital format by a built-in ratiometric­tracking converter. This new concept and the advanced patented technology of the DigiSolver with fully potted electronic circuitry, provide higher accuracy, increased reliability, higher operating speeds, more flexible counts-per-turn, and a smaller size than optical encoders.

No Optics, Mil-Grade Resolver
There is no optically coded disc or similar components used in the DigiSolver. A miniature Mil-Grade resolver produces an analog position signal and high-grade electronics inside the same housing transforms this signal to digital format. The resolver is a passive transducer, well known for its ruggedness and performance in hostile industrial environments. The DigiSolver combines the ruggedness of a resolver with the reliability of solid-state electronics and is designed to operate reliably under severe environmental conditions, such as mechanical shock, vibrations, temperature and humidity changes, oil mist, coolants and solvents.

No broken discs! No disc misalignments! No LED aging!

Absolute Digital Encoder
High Resolution in Small Compact Housings
The DigiSolver is available in three configurations:
Single-Turn:
Up to 13-bit Binary, Gray Code, or BCD in Size 25; (E7N series), Size 40 (E5N series) or explosion-proof housing (E8N series).

Geared Single-Turn:
Up to 13-bit Binary, Gray Code, or BCD in Size 40 (E5N series) or explosion-proof housing (E8N series) with a wide-range of internal gear trains.

3. Multi-Turn:
18-bit Binary over 64 turns; 15-bit BCD or Standard Gray over 32 turns; Size 40 (E5N series) or explosion­proof housing (E8N series). Internal gear train ratios of 64:1 or 32:1.

Single- or Multi-Turn Operation
The DigiSolver is an absolute encoder; that is, it keeps track of the exact shaft position even during power outage or switching-off the machine. At power-up, the DigiSolver's output will indicate the exact shaft position, even if the machine moved during the power outage.

In a single-turn operation, the machine cycle is completed during one complete revolution of the transducer shaft, whereas in a multi-turn operation the transducer shaft needs to make more than one turn for a complete machine cycle.