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NorthStar HDN and HDP Shaft-less Encoders

ByDesign World Staff|March 6, 2009

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Gurnee, IL
— Dynapar announces the introduction of the NorthStar HDN and HDP series of shaft-less encoders. The new encoders feature true non-contact sensing technology that eliminates encoder shafts, bearings, and seals. As a result, the encoder is highly reliable, compact, completely sealed, and easy to integrate into existing applications.

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Coupling with “Air”

与传统的需要某种形式的编码器of shaft and bearing assembly, the NorthStar HDN and HDP encoders use magnetic coupling technology to eliminate the need for these components. The encoders are supplied with a “target” magnet in the form of a bolt or collar which can be affixed to the rotating shaft or equipment that requires position or speed sensing. In application, the target magnet need only be placed in relatively close proximity to the encoder, meaning a wide sensing envelope is possible. This allows for virtually maintenance-free operation, eliminating alignment issues that can cause coupling breakage, bearing damage, and seal wear.


Completely Sealed

Since there’s no shaft protruding from the encoder, there’s no seal. Elimination of this potential ingress point is a welcome benefit especially when dealing with washdown or very dirty environments. In addition, the electronics are completely sealed and encapsulated in a clear potting compound which allows visibility of status LED’s that monitor signal output. The encoder is rated for up to IP68 environmental protection depending upon the connector chosen.


Incremental or Absolute Output
Unlike many competitive encoders, the NorthStar HDN and HDP encoders are available in either incremental or absolute output format. Absolute single-turn resolution of 13 bits is standard on the HDN58, with a choice between analog 0-5VDC output or CAN Bus interface. Standard incremental quadrature output with or without complements is available up to 2048PPR depending upon model.


www.dynapar.com


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