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The Model 30MT Accu-Coder™ is a compact, incremental encoder module with advanced magnetic sensing and signal processing technology. With a built-in alignment feature, the threaded housing allows for quick, accurate air-gap setting. Featuring resolutions from 1 to 1024 CPR, several output types, and a wide range for supply voltage, it can be configured for a variety of industrial, commercial and consumer feedback applications. The non-contact magnetic sensor and optional sealing up to IP69K allows the Model 30MT to be applied in environments where dirt, dust and liquids are present.
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Technical Specs

Brands

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Encoder Products Company

Model

N/A 30MT

Type

N/A Encoder Module

Input Voltage

N/A 4.5 to 28 VDC (4.5 to 20 VDC over 105 ºC)

Input Current

N/A 80 mA max, 50 mA or less typical with no output load

Output Format

N/A Two square waves in quadrature with channel A leading B for clockwise magnet rotation as viewed from the encoder mounting face. Index gated to A and B.

Output Type

N/A Open Collector
Open Collector with Differential Outputs
Differential Line Driver (Meets RS422 at 5 VDC)
Push-Pull
All outputs 20 mA max per channel

Maximum Frequency

N/A 350 kHz

Electrical Protection

N/A Reverse voltage and output short circuit protected.

Minimum Edge Separation

N/A 20º electrical typical at 25 ºC

Accuracy

N/A Typically within ±0.7° mechanical from true position. Accuracy improves at nominal air gap with minimized magnet runout, offset and endplay.

Common Applications

N/A Motor Feedback, Mobile Equipment Speed and Steering Sensing, Timber Processing Machinery, Studio Lighting and Stage Equipment Control, Rotary Valve Position Monitoring and Control, Solar Panel Positioning, Vending Machines, Punch Presses, Tank Level Monitoring, Robotics

Features

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  • Large Air Gap and Tolerance to Misalignment
  • Resolutions of 1 to 1024 CPR (4096 PPR with Quadrature Counting)
  • Sealing Options to IP69K
  • Operating Temperature Range -40 to 120 ºC
  • Easy Alignment and Installation