Encoder usable in a vacuum environment. Can withstand baking at 150°C for 48 hours.
There is also a digital signal output type M1500V encoder that incorporates a resistance division multiplier ASIC into the sensor head. It features an ultra-small sensor head, making it suitable for use in very tight spaces.
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■High performance even in a vacuum environment. Baking at 10(-8) torr and 150°C for 48 hours is possible. The V series is a non-contact encoder designed for vacuum environments. It is constructed using materials that generate minimal gas in vacuum specifications, making it suitable for use in vacuum environments down to 10(-8) torr. Additionally, the sensor head is composed of the minimum necessary components, resulting in extremely low magnetic emissions, making it suitable for applications where non-magnetic properties are required. ■Resolution Linear: 5μm to 5.0nm Rotary: 1650 CPR to 64M CPR ■Output Signal AB 2-phase + origin differential Alarm output (only for M3000V, 3500V) 32-bit serial word output (Si) Differential RS422 output ■Origin Signal High-speed reading possible from either direction.
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Use in applications where vacuum and non-magnetic properties are required.
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Novanta Japan Co., Ltd. is the Japanese subsidiary of Novanta Inc. (USA), which provides some of the world's leading laser technologies. Just eight years after Dr. Maiman's groundbreaking invention of the first ruby laser, our predecessor, General Scanning Inc., was established. During the early days of lasers, General Scanning Inc. developed the galvanometer scanner, a device for laser positioning, while Lumonics Inc. was the first in the world to commercialize TEA CO2 lasers for industrial use. Since its founding in 1968 by engineers from MIT, the Novanta Group has provided various laser application process systems across a wide range of fields, including semiconductors, electronics, precision machinery manufacturing, and telecommunications. Furthermore, based on years of experience, we offer a wide range of products, including laser-related optical components, along with innovative technologies to the world.
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