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Next generation RENCO encoders for brushless dc and stepper motors

June 23, 2020 By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

HEIDENHAIN’s next generation of RENCO brand rotary encoders includes an upgraded R35i model and a successor to the RCML15 encoder with the R35iL low profile encoder. Both are equipped with a new OPTO-ASIC that provides additional features and improved functionality.

The RENCO R35i and R35iL encoders are suitable for use in brushless dc motors or stepper motor solutions. Their compact size combined with the high level of performance and availability make these products a good choice for applications such as medical devices, warehouse robotics and laser scanning.

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Both encoders now come with a brand-new Diagnostic and Field Programming (DFP) feature not before seen on incremental encoders of this type. This DFP functionality allows users to perform mounting checks, quick and simple diagnostic functions, and electronic commutation setting which can reduce mounting time of each encoder up to 10 minutes.

Additional features include an extended tolerance on mounting specifications, increased output frequency performance up to 1.83 MHz and reduced height down to 8.6 mm. All these improvements are specifically included to increase availability and ease of use of the encoder.

For more information, visit  www.heidenhain.us.

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