OG 9 - Baumer Hubner Incremental Encoder
Technical Specifications of Baumer Hubner Incremental Encoder OG 9 :
| Voltage Supply | 9...30 VDC, 5 VDC Β±5 %, 9...26 VDC |
| Sensing Method | Optical |
| Connection | Terminal box |
Baumer Hubner Incremental Encoder OG 9 Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage supply | 9...30 VDC, 5 VDC Β±5 %, 9...26 VDC |
| Consumption w/o load | β€100 mA |
| Pulses per revolution | 25 β¦ 5000 |
| Phase shift | 90 Β° Β±20Β° |
| Duty cycle | 40β¦60 % |
| Reference signal | Zero pulse, width 90Β° |
| Sensing method | Optical |
| Output signals | K1, K2, K0 + inverted |
| Output stages | HTL-P (power linedriver), TTL/RS422 |
| Size (flange) | ΓΈ115 mm |
| Shaft type | ΓΈ11 mm solid shaft |
| Admitted shaft load | β€250 N axial, β€350 N radial |
| Flange | EURO flange B10 |
| Protection EN 60529 | IP 55 |
| Operating speed | β€12000 rpm (mechanical) |
| Operating torque typ. | 1 Ncm |
| Rotor moment of inertia | 280 gcmΒ² |
| Material | Housing: aluminium die-cast, Shaft: stainless steel |
Ask for the Pricing of Baumer Hubner Incremental Encoder OG 9 part no: at unbeatable prices. Detailed Specifications of OG 9, feature voltage supply of 9...30 VDC, 5 VDC Β±5 %, 9...26 VDC and pulses per revolution ranging from 25 β¦ 5000. The encoders provide a phase shift of 90 Β° Β±20Β° and a duty cycle of 40β¦60 %, with a Zero pulse, width 90Β°. Using Optical sensing technology, the encoders offer output signals including K1, K2, K0 + inverted. The available output stages are HTL-P (power linedriver), TTL/RS422, ensuring versatile performance. The encoders come in an ΓΈ115 mm flange size and operate at speeds of up to -30...+100 Β°C, -25...+100 Β°C (>3072 pulses). Constructed with a durable Housing: aluminium die-cast, Shaft: stainless steel, they offer connections via Terminal box. Now's the Time to Secure a Quote for your requirement of Baumer Hubner Incremental Encoder. We're committed to offering more favorable pricing and more responsive support than other Traders.
