MEA-38 Absolute Magnetic Encoder

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Description :

• MEA Absolute Magnetic Encoder provides an integrated solution for angular detection.
• With ease of use in mind, these magnetic encoders are ideal for angular detection within a complete 360° rotation. Based on magnetic technology, the encoder is non-contact and ensures reliable operations, motion control and sensing activities eliminates mechanical contact

Feature :

• 10 or 12 bits resolution (1024 to 4096)
• Contactless sensing technology
• Absolute angular position detection
• SSI output for absolute position data (binary format)
• Wide temperature range from -40 to 125°C
• Easy assembly and no signal adjustment required
• RoHS compliant
• Single-Ended or Differential Outputs for ABI Channels
• U/V/W Commutation Outputs (Differential or Open-Collector)
• Compatible withΦ6mm/Φ8mm/Φ10mm Size Diameters
• Allows for ± .005" Axial Shaft Play

Applications of Encoder :

• Drives
• Rolling mills
• Wind energy
• Port machinery
• Textile industries
• Construction
• Robotics
• Farm machinery
• Solar energy
• Industrial doors

Protocol SSI Description :

•  SSI is synchronous series signal. One pair is clock trigger and the other is data transmission for the actual two pairs RS422 The absolute position of the encoder is triggered by the clock signal of the receiving device from the high bit of binary code (MSB) and output the serial signal is Synchronous with the clock signal.
• The clock signal starts from the receiving device and outputs certain amounts of interruptive pulses according to the total bits of the encoders. When non-operational, clock and data line levels are high and the current data will be memorized from the first falling edge of the clock signal.
• Data transmission starts from the rising edge of the clock signal. Clock signals are synchronous to the data. t3 means the recovered signal waiting for the next transmission (The default is data increasing when facing to shaft clockwise).