Magnetic pulse encoders - for measuring rotating and linear moving objects

Magnetic pulse encoders are suitable for measuring the velocity of targets made of solid steel in a variety of shapes,

such as toothed, serrated bars, open-ended butterfly, slotted strips, screw heads and knurled structures. The encoders

are available in a variety of shapes, such as: toothed, serrated bars, open-ended butterfly, slotted strips, screw heads

and knurled structures.

VS magnetic pulse encoders have been specially developed for the most demanding industrial environments. They can

be designed to suit the specific requirements of the application The housing, the connection and the choice of signal

can be tailored to the application.

Product advantages of magnetic induction pulse encoders:                                                    

• Measuring frequency: 0 HZ-30 kHZ                                                                             

• Directionally identifiable                                                                                                 

• Signal types: Open collector NPN or PNP, Push-Pull, TTL, HTL and others                                       

• Current up to 200mA                                                                   

• Operating temperature -40.... .150°C                                                             

• Highly stable at high temperature variations                                    

• High pressure resistance up to 500 bar                                                                

• High stability under dynamic pressure                                           

• High immunity to electromagnetic interference                                                              

• Low sensitivity to external magnetic interference

• Resistant to oil, chemical acids and alkalis

• Very easy to clean with water or steam

• Resistant to vibration and impact

Application areas:

   ●  Position monitoring, recording and monitoring of speed (rpm, stop and go) direction of rotation

   ● Drive

   ● Electric vehicles (road conveyors

   ● Marine engineering

   ● Construction machinery

   ● Brake system monitoring (ABS)

   ● Machine tool applications

   ● Internal combustion engine engineering

   ● Tracking systems

   ● Elevators