Omron H8PS Counter, 24 V dc
- RS Stock No.:
- 163-5152
- Mfr. Part No.:
- H8PS-8BP
- Manufacturer:
- Omron
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Price Each
€884.50
(exc. VAT)
€1,087.94
(inc. VAT)
Units | Per unit |
|---|---|
| 1 + | €884.50 |
- RS Stock No.:
- 163-5152
- Mfr. Part No.:
- H8PS-8BP
- Manufacturer:
- Omron
RoHS Status: Not Applicable
Omron Digital Counter
The Omron H8PS series digital counter is an LCD display electronic panel mount cam positioner. This counter is logic input, flush mounting and 8 PNP transistor output device. The counter has a voltage rating of 24VDC. It is equipped with useful functions for switching encoder rotation direction, designating the point of origin.
Construction:
The electrical signal of the absolute encoder is directly related to the angle of the shaft. The mechanical angular position is sensed by non-contact optical elements, therefore without wear. The output of an infrared diode is transmitted through a transparent code disc and diaphragm. The light/dark pattern is converted to an electrical signal by an array of photodiodes. The same code occurs only once per revolution. This encoder is defined as a single turn encoder.
Output circuit
Types of code
Any electronic code is made out of a combination of bits. Each bit is characterised by a low (0) or high (1) signal. The combination of a series of bits is called a binary word. Several binary words make a code.
Single-step code - Only one bit on the parallel output changes state at any given point in time. There is no possibility of any concurrent state changes. Single-step code is very versatile and can maintain accuracy even allowing for slight misalignments of the disc and scanning device
Gray code - This is a Single-step code
Construction:
The electrical signal of the absolute encoder is directly related to the angle of the shaft. The mechanical angular position is sensed by non-contact optical elements, therefore without wear. The output of an infrared diode is transmitted through a transparent code disc and diaphragm. The light/dark pattern is converted to an electrical signal by an array of photodiodes. The same code occurs only once per revolution. This encoder is defined as a single turn encoder.
Output circuit
Types of code
Any electronic code is made out of a combination of bits. Each bit is characterised by a low (0) or high (1) signal. The combination of a series of bits is called a binary word. Several binary words make a code.
Single-step code - Only one bit on the parallel output changes state at any given point in time. There is no possibility of any concurrent state changes. Single-step code is very versatile and can maintain accuracy even allowing for slight misalignments of the disc and scanning device
Gray code - This is a Single-step code
most absolute encoders use this code.
Multiple-step codes - Natural binary code. This type of code is similar to the decimal system, except that there are only 1 and 0. Each bit, depending on its position in the binary word, has a definite value, 20 to 2n assigned.
Multiple-step codes - Natural binary code. This type of code is similar to the decimal system, except that there are only 1 and 0. Each bit, depending on its position in the binary word, has a definite value, 20 to 2n assigned.
Features and Benefits
Easy to adjust using single-function keys
Easy replacement of mechanical cam programmers.
Coder rotation direction change is possible and easy correction at the start point
Backlit liquid crystal display
Front dimension is 96mm x 96mm
Easy replacement of mechanical cam programmers.
Coder rotation direction change is possible and easy correction at the start point
Backlit liquid crystal display
Front dimension is 96mm x 96mm
Applications
Robotic industry
Certifications
UL approved
CSA certified
EMC
CSA certified
EMC
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply Voltage | 24 V dc |
| Count Mode | Hours |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Input Type | Logic |
| Mounting Type | Flush Mount |
| Output / Interface | Relay |
| Digit Height | 11 mm |
| Weight | 300g |
| Series | H8PS |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | +55°C |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | -10°C |