date 08/05/2022

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SERIES: AMT10 | DESCRIPTION: MODULAR INCREMENTAL ENCODER

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FEATURES

• patented capacitive ASIC technology

• low power consumption

• CMOS outputs

• 16 DIP switch selectable resolutions

• index pulse

• modular package design

• straight (radial) and right-angle (axial) versions

• 9 mounting hole options for radial version

• 8 mounting hole options for axial version

• -40~100°C operating temperature

ELECTRICAL

parameter

conditions/description

min

typ

max

units

power supply

VDD

3.6

5

5.5

V

current consumption

with unloaded output

6

mA

output high level

VDD-0.8

V

output low level

0.4

V

output current

CMOS sink/source per channel

2

mA

rise/fall time

30

ns

INCREMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS

parameter

conditions/description

min

typ

max

units

channels

quadrature A, B, and X index

waveform

CMOS voltage square wave

phase difference

A leads B for CCW rotation (viewed from front)

90

degrees

quadrature resolutions1

48, 96, 100, 125, 192, 200, 250, 256, 384, 400, 500,

512, 800, 1000, 1024, 2048

PPR

index2

one pulse per 360 degree rotation

accuracy

0.25

degrees

quadrature duty cycle (at each

resolution)

256, 512, 1024, 2048

48, 96, 100, 125, 192, 200, 250, 384, 400, 500

800, 1000

49

47

43

50

50

50

51

53

56

%

%

%

Notes:

1. Resolution selected via adjustable DIP switch, pre-set to 2048 PPR. All resolutions are listed as pre-quadrature, meaning the final number of counts is PPR x 4.

2. Some stepper motors may leak a magnetic field causing the AMT index pulse to not function properly (non-magnetic version available with 8 pulses per revolution).

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