Incremental encoders convert rotations into electric signals.
The Lenord + Bauer encoders combine the advantages of a
magnetic measuring system and a robust mechanic design.
They have proven successful all over the world in many
different applications and even under roughest industrial
conditions. Their high reliability and a long service life go
without saying.
Fields of application
• Up to 10,000 pulses per revolution (40,000 with
external four-edge evaluation)
• Additionally current output
0 ... 20 mA, 4 ... 20 mA, -20 ... + 20 mA (option)
• Reference signal
• High electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Further outstanding features of the GEL 293 are
• A hollow shaft for 16-mm shafts
• A coupling is integrated which is highly elastic and
offers torsional rigidity
• Extremely high angular acceleration
• IP 66
Measuring principle
The encoders work with differential sensors depending on
magnetic fields and a precision toothed wheel as measure.
The sensors scan the tooth structure of the toothed wheel
and emit a sine or cosine voltage. The integrated evaluation
electronics in ASIC and SMD technology converts the
analogue sensor signals into incremental output signals.
Advantages of the magnetic system
• No adverse effect due to condensed water
• Absolute operational reliability even in case of
high humidity (dewing) and frequent change of
ambient temperature
• Extremely insensitive to dirt, oil and water
• Extremely shock- and vibration-resistant
because the measure is not made of glass nor
plastic
• Outstanding operational safety over a
very long period of time as it does not suffer
from ageing effects as optical systems do
Signal pattern "V" stands for two tracks with square-wave
signals, offset by 90° (push-pull output). With each revolution,
a reference signal with defined length is put out on the third
track N (optionally).
At an output frequency of 200 kHz the edge distance (F) is
> 0.6 µs.
Signal pattern T, TN, U, UN, X, XN
Both tracks and the reference signal (option) are
additionally output as inverse signals.
a
b
N
F
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 2
N ( o p t i o n )
U
B
V , V N 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C H T L
U
S
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 1
T N
U N
N
t r a c k 2
t r a c k 2
N
( o p t i o n )
N
Signal pattern S, SN
Pulses which are independent of the rotational direction and
the duration of which is constant are derived from the
square-wave signals as per signal pattern V and put out on
track 2. Furthermore, a signal depending on the rotational
direction is obtained from the signal pattern which is put on
track 1.
Once per each revolution a reference signal is output on the
third track N (optional). The outputs have a final push-pull
power stage. All outputs are sustained short-circuit-proof.
The pulses follow a possible change of rotation with a slight
delay, in order that a subsequent counter setting can be
adjusted to the counting direction prior to the pulse. The
sense-dependent signal may be reversed via a which is
accessible from outside (switch 1).
Key
UB=operating voltage
US=signal voltage
a =360° electrical
b =90° phase shift
F =edge distance (for an output frequency of
200 kHz the edge distance is F > 0.6 µ)
Signal pattern = shown for clockwise rotation (view on top
of the encoder shaft)
Reference signals with other lengths upon request.
U
B
T , T N + 5 V D C + 5 % T T L
U , U N 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C T T L
X , X N 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C H T L
U
S
t r a c k 1
S
S N
t r a c k 2
N ( o p t i o n )
U
B
S , S N 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C H T L
U
S
Output level
The signal patterns V, VN, X and XN have HTL level, the
signal patterns T, TN, U and UN have TTL level (for the
output voltage see electrical data).
All outputs have a push-pull power amplifier and are
short-circuit-proof. The peak output current for recharging
the cable capacity is 100 mA.
2 Lenord +Bauer
DS22-293(01.05)
Page 3
Various current outputs
I
Current outputs
I
I
A :
n
Measuring current which is independent on the sense of rotation and
which has a nominal range of
-20 ... +20 mA.
B :
Measuring current which is
independent of the sense of rotation
and which has a nominal range of
0 ... +20 mA.
Current output
For displaying and controlling a standardized
measuring current of 0 ... 20 mA, 4 ... 20 mA
or -20 ... +20 mA which depends on the
speed and sometimes on the sense of
rotation can be obtained from the pulse
frequency. For this purpose the pulse
frequency is integrated and converted into
an applied current. This results in a strictly
linear interrelation between the measuring
current and the pulse frequency. Because of
the high resolution (up to 40,000 pulses per
revolution, each pulse being dependent on
the sense of rotation) a standard measuring
current with a low harmonic content is
obtained at a very low speed range (e.g.
0 ... 0.5 min
The harmonic content of the output DC
depends on the pulse frequency as well as
on the chosen attenuation, latter influencing
the rise, fall and delay time in case of the
speed changing erratically. Attenuation may
be specified when odering corresponding to
the above diagram, d
-1
) already.
is the default setting.
3
n
%
2 0
1 0
5
2
1
0 . 5
h a r m o n i c c o n t e n t p
0 . 2
0 . 1
1 0 2 0
2 2
1 0 0
1 7
8 0
d
d
5
4
1 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 0
5 0
t
= f ( d )
a , tv
1
p =
f = n x i [ H z ]
1
/
e f f
a
C :
Measuring current which is
independent of the sense of rotation
and which has a nominal range of
+4 ... +20 mA.
Pin layout and dimensioned drawing 10-pole connector GG106
(The counter connector is included in the scope of supply.)
HA
I
G
B
J
C
F
E
D
Pin layout 10-core cable
r e d
b l u e
w h i t e
b r o w n
p i n k
b l a c k
s c r e e n i n g o n
t h e e n c o d e r
s i d e i s n o t
c o n n e c t e d
v i o l e t
y e l l o w
g r e y
g r e e n
U
+
S , X , V 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C H T L
U 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C T T L
T + 5 V ± 5 % T T L
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 2
t r a c k 2
N .
N .
c u r r e n t o u t p u t A / B /
c h a n g e o f d i r e c t i o n ( s i g n a l p a t t e r n f o r c l o c k w i s e r o t a t i o n
0 V o r o p e n , c h a n g e o f d i r e c t i o n h i g h l e v e l )
S , X , V 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C H T L
+
U 1 0 . . . 3 0 V D C T T L
T + 5 V ± 5 % T T L
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 1
t r a c k 2
t r a c k 2
N .
N .
c h a n g e o f d i r e c t i o n
c h a n g e o f d i r e c t i o n ( s i g n a l p a t t e r n f o r c l o c k w i s e r o t a t i o n
e n, c h a nge o f d i r e c t i o n h igh l e v e l
0 V o r o
B
S
S N
U
B
S NS
U
S
T
T N
X
X N
U
V N
V
U
S
V NV
T , U , X
U N
T N , U N , X N
UB= operating voltage
US= signal voltage
current output A = -20 mA ... +20 mA
current output B = 0 mA ... +20 mA
current output C = +4 mA ... +20 mA
Signal pattern shown for clockwise
rotation (view on top of the encoder
shaft). Reference signal with other
length upon the request.
Maximum Cable Lengths
between encoder and secondary electronics.
The cable screening is to be earthed one-sided at the
receiver. The stated data are standard values referring to
cable type LiYCY 6 (10) x 0,25 mm
signal pattern TN, UN, level TTL
f[kHz]5102050100200
L
[m]20020020020014572
max
DS22-293(01.05)
2
.
signal pattern SN, VN, level HTL (UB= 20 V)
f[kHz]5102050100200
[m]200200200804020
L
max
signal pattern X, XN, level HTL (U
= 20 V)
B
f[kHz]5102050100200
L
[m]200200100402010
max
Lenord +Bauer 5
Page 6
Hollow-Shaft Encoder GEL 293
y
steel pulse
wheel
double-row
angular ball
bearing
coupling,
three
layered
counterwound
spring,
hysteresisfree rotation
angle
hollow shaft
Example for shaft mounting
Protection of the electronics (optional)
Protection against humidity
The encoders’ electronic unit is coated with a highly
effective protection against humidity, salt-water
atmosphere and corrosive vapours to ensure their proper
functioning during years even under roughest conditions.
Condensed-water outlet
Water may accumulate in the encoder if it is exposed to
multiple dewing. The water can drain off through the
condensed-water outlet. When mounting the encoder the
outlet must show downward. The protection class drops
to IP 64.
Protection against vibration
The additional fixing of mechanical parts with special
plastic prevents the electronics and the connections
inside the encoder from vibrating. Thus the proper and
continuous operation of the encoder - even if exposed to
extreme vibration and shock – is guaranteed.
Mounting example incl. counter flange
ventilator cowl
adaptor flange
encoder GEL 293
shaft seal
hollow shaft
clamp disc DS 290
shaft adapter
ventilator
motor
When mounting as shown in examples 2 -5, the
position of the zero signal may be adjusted from
the rear of the mounted encoder.
When attaching the shaft preload coupling
according to dimensioned drawing on page 8.
6 Lenord +Bauer
An adaptor flange is to be used, if the encoder has to
be mounted dust and waterprotected from the flange
side.
Standard cable length: 1 metre. Please state in your order, if you wish other cable
length. The counter connector GG 106 is included in the scope of supply, if the
connector option is selected.
Order example
For current outputs please state the nominal speed for I
293 A V N 01000 L001; 3000 U min -1 = 20 mA
8 Lenord +Bauer
max
.
Subject to technical
modifications and
typographical errors.
For the latest version
please visit our web site :
www.lenord.de.
DS22-293(01.05)
Loading...
+ hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.