Industrial Automation Encoders by Netzer

Industrial Automation Encoders

Typical Characteristics

Netzer’s high-precision rotary encoders are designed with new Q-Core processing, the VLX product line offers low-cost OEM position sensors for automotive, medical, robotics, and industrial automation applications.

INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS AND COBOTS ROTARY ENCODERS

The highly compact and low-profile design fits into the demanding design of the robotic joint. It can be used both for position feedback and for optimizing the commutation of the frameless motor while enabling the passage of leads through the hollow shaft.

ENCODERS FOR SERVO MOTOR & MULTI-AXIS MACHINES

Multi-axis machines require synchronization and accuracy between many servo motors, for which Netzer developed a dedicated two-plate series of encoders, offering both single and multi-turn readings.

These high-end encoders enable servo motor manufacturers to supply machine builders with a more accurate and shorter motor than before. The above applies to motors with both shafts and hollow shafts.

WAFER HANDLING IN THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY

With complete resistance to magnetic fields. The Electric Encoder suits tight mechanical designs for the semiconductor industry. The contactless design enables accurate, fast, and controllable motion with zero particle generation.

Netzer specializes in high-end rotary encoder applications for industrial automation, robotics, and space. Solutions for diverse environments.

Typical Environment Conditions

  • EMC
    IEC 6100-6-2, IEC 6100-6-4
  • Operating temperature range
    -25°C to +65°C
  • Relative humidity
    < 98% non condensing
  • Shock endurance
    100 g for 11 ms
  • Vibration endurance
    20 g for 10 to 2000 Hz

APPLICATION FEATURES

  • industrial high precision absolute Rotary Encoders icon

    HIGH
    PRECISION

  • industrial Rotary Encoders low icon

    LOW
    PROFILE

  • industrial Rotary Encoder Hollow Shaft icon

    HOLLOW
    SHAFT

  • Industrial resistance Netzer icon Rotary Encoders

    RESISTANCE TO
    MAGNETIC FIELDS