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SICK 1062506 - Incremental Encoder
This SICK DFS60 series incremental encoder provides reliable rotational position and speed feedback for industrial automation applications. Utilizing HTL/Push-pull electrical output, it generates precise pulse signals for integration into control systems. Engineered for robust performance, this unit is suitable for general machinery, material handling, and packaging equipment requiring dependable, low-resolution positional sensing.
Technical Specifications:
- SERIES/FAMILY: SICK DFS60
- COMPONENT TYPE: Incremental Encoder
- ELECTRICAL SPECS:
- SUPPLY VOLTAGE: 10 VDC to 32 VDC
- OUTPUT TYPE: HTL / Push-pull
- OUTPUT CHANNELS: A, B, Z, A-, B-, Z-
- CURRENT CONSUMPTION: Max. 60 mA (without load)
- LOAD CURRENT: Max. 30 mA per channel
- OUTPUT FREQUENCY: Max. 300 kHz
- MECHANICAL/PHYSICAL:
- HOUSING DIAMETER: 60 mm
- SHAFT TYPE: Solid shaft
- SHAFT DIAMETER: 6 mm
- FLANGE TYPE: Face mount flange
- RESOLUTION: 10 pulses per revolution (PPR)
- MAXIMUM OPERATING SPEED: 6,000 RPM (mechanical and electrical)
- STARTING TORQUE: 0.5 Ncm (at 20 °C)
- ROTOR INERTIA: 6.2 gcm^2
- HOUSING MATERIAL: Aluminum die-cast
- SHAFT MATERIAL: Stainless steel
- INTERFACE/CONTROL:
- ELECTRICAL INTERFACE: HTL / Push-pull
- CONNECTION TYPE: Cable, 8-pin, universal
- CABLE LENGTH: 1.5 m
- ENVIRONMENTAL/MOUNTING:
- IP RATING: IP65 (shaft side), IP67 (housing side)
- OPERATING TEMPERATURE: -30 °C to +100 °C
- STORAGE TEMPERATURE: -40 °C to +100 °C
- HUMIDITY: 90 % (condensation not permitted)
- SHOCK RESISTANCE: 70 g, 6 ms (EN 60068-2-27)
- VIBRATION RESISTANCE: 30 g, 10 Hz to 2,000 Hz (EN 60068-2-6)
- MOUNTING STYLE: Face mount flange
- COMPATIBILITY/APPLICATION:
- APPLICATIONS: Positional feedback, speed monitoring, length measurement, general industrial automation, material handling, packaging, and textile machinery requiring robust, low-resolution incremental feedback.
- COMPATIBILITY: Compatible with standard industrial control systems and PLCs accepting HTL/Push-pull incremental signals.
