Ultra-compact digital output high-performance encoder MicroE MercuryII 6000 series
MicroE Mercury II 6000 Series
Maximum speed of 5 m/s (with a resolution of 0.1 µm) and a high-speed compatible encoder.
Achieving high-speed response with a maximum speed of 5m/s (resolution of 0.1μm) A revolutionary encoder that allows for space-saving installation of the encoder 【Features】 ○ Compact sensor with a height of 8.23mm that fits in narrow spaces Sensor size height: 8.23mm Width: 12.7mm Length: 22.61mm ○ Faster response compared to conventional products Maximum speed of 5m/s (resolution of 0.1μm) ○ High-resolution digital output directly obtained from the sensor Resolution from 5μm to 1.22nm (linear) ○ Auto Gain Control (AGC) function and a very wide mounting tolerance make assembly of the sensor head very easy ○ Customers can change the resolution settings ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
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Achieving high-speed response with a maximum speed of 5m/s (resolution of 0.1μm) A revolutionary encoder that allows for space-saving installation of the encoder 【Features】 ○ Compact sensor with a height of 8.23mm that fits in narrow spaces Sensor dimensions: Height: 8.23mm Width: 12.7mm Length: 22.61mm ○ Faster response compared to conventional products Maximum speed of 5m/s (resolution of 0.1μm) ○ High-resolution digital output directly obtained from the sensor Resolution from 5μm to 1.22nm (linear) ○ Auto Gain Control function and a very wide mounting tolerance make assembly of the sensor head very easy ○ Customers can change the resolution settings ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
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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.
