Zettlex/Celera Motion

Zettlex/Celera Motion Mini

Part no.: Zettlex/Celera Motion Mini

Key Features

• Compact size (37, 58mm options)

• Interfaces: SSI, SPI, BiSS-C, Incremental

• Up to 17 bit resolution

• Ultra high shock and vibration options

Zettlex IncOders are non-contact devices for precise angle measurement. They use an inductive technique, similar to that used by electrical transformers. IncOders are well suited to harsh environments-where potentiometers, optical or capacitive devices might be unreliable. IncOders have two main parts each shaped like a flat ring: a Stator and a Rotor. The Stator is powered and measures the angular position of the passive Rotor. A big bore and low axial height allows easy integration with through-shafts, slip-rings, direct drivemotors, optical-fibres, pipes or cables.

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