Quadrature output for linear transducer

A Balluff product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 15, 2004

Quadrature output is now available as an option on both the Micropulse B and P transducers, giving designers more interface options for connecting to motion-based systems.

Quadrature output is now available as an option on both the Micropulse B and P transducers, giving designers more interface options for connecting to motion-based systems.

The quadrature output interfaces directly to standard encoder inputs (90 degrees out-of-phase, A and B).

But unlike other encoders, the Micropulse Absolute Quadrature has the following added features: it provides absolute position information on request, eliminating the need to rehome after power loss; it operates in either synchronous or free-running modes; it offers selectable position resolution (1, 2, 5 or 10um); and it has a choice of pulse frequencies (10, 208, 416 or 833kHz).

With its novel design, high protection rating and ease of installation, the BTL-P style transducer is the ideal alternative to potentiometers, glass scales and LVDTs.

With its heavy-duty stainless steel pressure tube and its maintenance-free housing, the BTL-Z rod style transducer is the ideal choice for a wide variety of automation and process technology areas, even under extreme ambient conditions.

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