Part no.: Netzer DF-100
• 100mm diameter
• SSI, BiSS-C
• 18 bit resolution
• High tolerance to EMI, RFI and magnetic fields
Netzer DF-100 encoders are designed for the harshest environments. Contact free capacative sensing combined with a metal housing create an encoder that is highly resistant to EMI, RFI, magnetic fields, shock and vibration.
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