Magnetic encoder is attractive alternative

A Baumer Electric product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jun 23, 2005

The EcoMag is an extremely rugged and economical incremental encoder based on a proven magnetic technology.

Baumer Electric has repackaged its magnetised rotor and sensor in a new 58mm hollow shaft encoder housing.

The result is the EcoMag, an extremely rugged and economical incremental encoder based on a proven magnetic technology.

By doing away with the impulse disc and the associated optical transmitter and receiver, the encoder is capable of withstanding 30g vibration (6ms) and 100g shock (10-2000Hz).

In comparison, optical encoders typically achieve 10g vibration and 50g shock.

Another advantage is the use of the classical 58mm-diameter encoder case with 12mm hollow shaft and clamping ring.

As a result, the encoder can be installed very compactly and economically.

Impulse counts of 64 to 2048 are standard, with higher resolutions possible on request.

The maximum output frequency is above 400kHz, allowing high speeds up to 8000rev/min.

The operating temperature range is -20 to +85C (with -40C available as an option).

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