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IP67-rated magnetic encoder serves construction and medical equipment uses

November 2, 2024 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

Novotechnik, U.S. introduces the MC-1 2800 44-Turn magnetic encoder with IO-Link output interface. Patented non-volatile technology retains turn count even when power is lost and reports correct count when power is restored.

Key specifications for the MC-1 2800 include a measuring range of 15,840° (44 turns), and measured variable information of angle, turns, speed, and limit switch points. Measurement rotational speed is from 0 to 546 rpm. Resolution is 16-bits. Absolute linearity is ≤ ±1°. Repeatability is ≤ ±0.1°.

MTTF is 591 years and mechanical life is > 50 million movements. The ingress protection class is to IP67. 

MC1- 28000 Series is available with push-on coupling or marked shaft. Shock and vibration tolerance are 50 g and 20 g respectively. Housing core diameter is 30 mm. 

Applications for the MC-1 2800 include automotive and off-highway vehicle steering and driveline, agricultural and construction machinery, medical equipment, and gate drives.

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Filed Under: Automotive, Encoder, Magnetic, Medical Tagged With: Novotechnik U.S.

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