Sick ATM60 Series Absolute Absolute Encoder, 8192ppr ppr, DeviceNet Signal, Solid shaft Type, 10mm Shaft

The Absolute Encoder ATM60 is offered in a multiturn version with a maximum resolution of 13 bits by 13 bits (8,192 x 8,192). It features a solid shaft with a face mount flange measuring 10 mm x 19 mm. The communication interface is Device Net and is programmable. For connectivity, it utilizes a bus adapter for Device Net. Programming can be done through the PLC-Engineering-Tool interface. The absolute multiturn encoder from SICK reliably delivers position information with a resolution of up to 26 bits, even in harsh ambient conditions. This field-proven product family is based on a magnetic measurement principle. The 13-bit single turn area is scanned by a sensor using permanent magnetic elements.

The 13-bit multiturn area incorporates a magnetic reduction gear. Equipped with a zero set pushbutton, the encoder can be conveniently reset to zero or a user-programmed value on-site. With magnetic scanning, a rugged housing compliant with enclosure rating IP67, and high shock and vibration resistance, the ATM60 SSI is ideally suited for use in harsh conditions.

Extremely rugged multiturn absolute encoder with up to 26 bits
Solid shaft with face mount or servo flange, blind hollow shaft, adapter accessories
Zero-set and preset functions via hardware/software
Communication interface: SSI, DeviceNet, PROFIBUS DP or CANopen
Electronically adjustable, configurable resolution
Magnetic scanning

Reduction in variants due to one encoder for all resolutions, single- and multiturn freely programmable
Variable thanks to various electrical connection options
Maintenance-free encoder, long service life
A base model with flexible application possibilities thanks to the easily exchangeable collets for the blind hollow shaft
Fast commissioning thanks to zero-set/preset function at the touch of a button on the device or with software
Reliable applications thanks to high permissible shock and vibration values
Worldwide availability and service

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