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    Absolute Rotary Shaft Encoder, BISS-C/SSI

    SKU: SUCH-RE-SM39
    $386.91
    ● Resolution 17~24 bit optional ● Communication format BISS_C/SSI ● Protection Rating IP65 ● Accuracy ±80″
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    Overview

    The high-precision single turn absolute rotary shaft encoder is a compact, solid-shaft photoelectric encoder with optional BISS_C/SSI interface protocols. The SUCH non-contact rotary shaft encoder offers a resolution of 17~24 bits, an accuracy of ±80″, a start-up time of only 13ms, and can be used in temperatures ranging from -40℃ to +95℃. This micro absolute shaft encoder features a robust and durable stainless steel shaft, and its IP65 protection rating makes it suitable for factory environments. It is widely used in industrial automation fields such as servo motors and robotics.

    Feature

    • Fast start-up and response times, resistant to high and low temperatures, and meeting diverse application requirements.
    • The compact encoder boasts a robust and durable structure, employing a non-contact photoelectric reflection principle for high stability.
    • This industrial-grade absolute rotary shaft encoder features high speed, high pulse output, and supports the BISS-C/SSI communication protocol.

    Dimension (Unit:mm)

    Absolute rotary shaft encoder size

    Wiring

    Line color BISS_C single turn SSI single turn Function
    Red Up Up Power positive
    Black Un Un Power negative
    White SL- DATA- Data signal
    White/Black SL+ DATA+ Data signal
    Green MA- CLOCK- Clock signal
    Green/Black MA+ CLOCK+ Clock signal
    Yellow N.C. Vbat Backup power
    Yellow/Black N.C. 0V 0V
    Specs
    Basic Parameters
    Scanning Principle Photoelectric
    Accuracy ±80″
    Response Rotation Speed 6000 min-1 (normal operation)
    RMS Position Signal Noise ±2 @ 18 Bits/r
    Communication Format BISS_C/SSI
    Communication Clock Frequency ≤10MHz (BISS) or ≤5MHz (SSI)
    Resolution 17~24 bits
    Startup Time Typical: 13ms
    Absolute Position Sampling Period ≤75ns
    Permissible Speed ≤32200 r/min
    Electrical Connection Cable connection
    Cable Differential twisted pair
    Cable Length 1m (Please contact us if other lengths are required)
    Internal Single-Turn Position Update Rate 11.5kHz
    Temperature Alarm Limits -40℃~95℃
    Mechanical Parameters
    Mechanical Connection Axial flange or slot fixing
    Shaft Diameter Φ6mm/Φ8mm/Φ10mm (D-type, solid shaft)
    Shaft Material Stainless steel
    Starting Torque Below 9.8*10-3 N.m
    Inertial Torque Below 6.5*10-6 kg.m²
    Allowable Shaft Force Radial 30N, axial 20N
    Maximum Allowable Speed ≤6000rpm
    Housing Material Aluminum alloy
    Weight Approx. 130g
    Environmental Parameters
    Ambient Temperature Operating: -40~+95℃
    Storage: -40~+95℃
    Ambient Humidity Operating and storage: 35~85%RH (non-condensing)
    Vibration Amplitude 1.52mm, 5~55Hz, 2 hours in each of the three axes
    Shock 980m/s², 11ms, 3 times in each of the X, Y, and Z directions
    Protection Rating IP65
    Electrical Parameters
    Power Supply Voltage DC 5V 
    Operating Current 120mA
    Backup Voltage 3.6V 
    Backup Current 35uA 
    BISS Communication Clock Frequency 10MHz
    SSI Communication Clock Frequency 5.0MHz 
    Operating Ambient Temperature -40℃~+95℃
    Application
    Absolute encoder for cnc machine tool



    CNC Machine Tool

    Absolute encoder for robot



    Robot

    Absolute encoder for motor



    Motor

    FAQ

    An absolute encoder provides position information of a rotating shaft within one or more revolutions. The encoder provides a unique digital code or bit for each increment of shaft rotation.

    Encoder sensors are used in industrial equipment such as cutting machines, lathes, and milling machines to ensure precise positioning. Encoders are commonly used in PLC and automation applications to monitor and control machine movement and integrate with automatic control systems.

    Calibration is usually not required, but proper installation and regular checks help ensure the long-term accuracy of absolute encoders.

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