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SICK STEGMANN announces rugged Servo Motor Feedback System

Source: SICK, Inc.
12 September, 2006
SICK STEGMANN announces rugged Servo Motor Feedback System
SICK STEGMANN announces rugged Servo Motor Feedback System
The SinCos SRM64 Series multi-turn servo motor feedback systems offers reliable operation in temperatures ranging from -20 up to 110ºC with high resistance to shock (100/10 g/ms) and vibration (20/10 – 2000 g/Hz). They provide precise absolute positioning with 32,768 steps per revolution over 4,096 revolutions. Hollow shaft bores are available for up to 14mm shafts.

September 13, 2006 - DAYTON, OH – SICK STEGMANN, INC. introduces SinCos® SRM 64 Motor Feedback Systems with Hiperface® interface. The SRM64 Series offers reliable operation in temperatures ranging from -20 to 110ºC with high resistance to shock (100/10 g/ms) and vibration (20/10 – 2000 g/Hz). Hollow shaft bores are available for up to 14mm shafts.

An IP65 rating ensures trouble-free operation in a wide range of industrial applications.These multi-turn servo motor feedback systems are well suited for applications requiring high resolution, or the Hiperface interface, in an industrial housing suitable for mounting externally to a servo motor. They provide precise absolute positioning with 32,768 steps per revolution over 4,096 revolutions.

In addition, they provide 1024 sine/cosine cycles per turn, which after A/D conversion in a servo drive, produces up to 4 million counts per turn.SICK STEGMANN, INC. is a wholly owned subsidiary of SICK AG in Waldkirch, Germany. SICK|STEGMANN is a world leader in the design and manufacture of incremental, absolute and linear encoders, as well as motor feedback systems.

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