| BEI Newall
Incremental Linear Encoders provide sine-cosine or
quadrature square wave feedback signals that allow for
direct integration to servo or non-servo driven
applications.
BEI Newall encoders are based upon Spherosyn™
technology and operate on the principle of
electromagnetic induction. Inducing a 10kHz sinusoidal
current through a single drive coil within the reader
head generates an electromagnetic field. This field
interacts with the nickel chrome elements contained in
the scale.
A set of four pickup coils detect variations in the
induced field that are then combined and processed by
the electronic circuitry to generate a signal that
varies as the head moves along the scale. Depending on
the position of the reader head as it passes over each
element, the phase shift of this pickup signal
relative to the drive signal will vary between 0 and
360 degrees. A high-speed digital-signal processor (DSP)
converts the analogue signal to an industry standard
differential signals. The DSP also generates the
reference marker pulse.
Alternatively, also available as an incremental
encoder, the MAG-TS encoder system features a
flexible, magnetically encoded tape scale, and is
ideal for both rotary and linear automation
applications.
|
Signal |
Model |
Description |
TTL Differential AB
Quadrature - Periodic
Provides a differential quadrature output at RS422
TTL levels. The periodic reference mark is
synchronized with the A & B signals |
SHG-TT |
The periodic reference mark is
synchronized with the A & B signals.
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm (±0.0004") Resolutions =
10µm, 5µm, 2µm, 1µm or 0.5µm.* |
| MHG-TT |
Accuracy/Metre = ± 5µm
(±0.0002").
Resolutions = 10µm, 5µm, 2µm, 1µm, 0.5µm or
0.2,µm, 0.1,µm.* |
| TTL Differential AB Quad - Single
Point |
SHG-TS |
This encoder has a series of up
to eight selectable reference markers spaced every
25.4mm. Accuracy/Metre = ± 10µm
(±0.0004").Resolutions = 10µm, 5µm, 2µm, 1µm or
0.5µm.* |
| 11µApp Sine/Cosine -
Periodic |
SHG-VM |
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm
(±0.0004"). Resolutions, from the SCC-100 = 20µm
signal period. The SHG-VV and SHG-VM linear
encoders are intended for use with the SCC-100
converter. Suitable for DRO and simple automation
applications. |
| MHG-VM |
Accuracy/Metre = ±5µm (±0.0002").
Resolutions (from the SCC-100) = 20µm signal
period. Suitable for DRO and simple automation
applications. |
| ~1vPP Sine/Cosine -
Periodic |
SHG-VP |
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm
(±0.0004"). Resolutions, from the SCC-200 = 20µm
signal period. The SHG-VP linear encoder is
intended for use with the SCC-200 converter. The
SCC-200 will output a ~1Vpp sine/cosine signal
with a periodic reference marker. Suitable for
high performance applications. |
| MHG-VP |
Accuracy/Metre = ±5µm (±0.0002").
Resolutions (from the SCC-200) = 20µm signal
period. Suitable for high performance
applications. |
| SHG-VV |
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm
(±0.0004"). Resolutions, from the SCC-100 = 20µm
signal period. For use with SCC100. The SHG-VV and
SHG-VM linear encoders are intended for use with
the SCC-100 converter. Suitable for DRO and simple
automation applications. |
| ~1vPP Sine/Cosine -
Single Point |
MHG-VV |
Accuracy/Metre = ±5µm (±0.0002").
Resolutions, from the SCC-100 = 20µm signal
period. Suitable for DRO and simple automation
applications. |
| SHG-VS |
Has a series of up to eight
selectable reference markers spaced every 25.4mm.
The SHG-VS linear encoder is intended for use with
the SCC-200 converter. Suitable for high
performance applications. |
| Differential Quadrature at Supply
Levels |
SHG-PV |
The periodic reference mark is
synchronized with the A & B signals.
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm (±0.0004") Resolutions =
1µm.* |
| Differential Quadrature with Open
Collector outputs |
SHG-PC |
The periodic reference mark is
synchronized with the A & B signals.
Accuracy/Metre = ±10µm (±0.0004") Resolutions =
1µm.* |
| TTL RS422 Differential Quadrature
|
MAG-TS |
Accuracy = ±25µm + (20µm/m),
Resolution = 10µm/m, Flexible Tape System, Easily
Mountable |
* Custom resolutions are
available, please contact us for further details'
Maintained by:
Rod & Brian
Last Updated:
27/09/2007 |