Description
Lika HS58 FB – HS58S FB – HSC58 FB Series Absolute Rotary Encoder with Fieldbus.
Features of the HS58 – HS58S – HSC58 FB Series Absolute Rotary Encoder:
- High resolution Fieldbus encoders
- Single turn resolution 262144 cpr
- Multi-turn resolution 65536 cpr x 16384 turns
- Roundloop function & velocity output
- Bis cover with M12 or PG outlet
- Precise & fast optical sensing
- Resistant against magnetic fields
Lika Electronic stands for encoders and position measuring systems. Since its inception in 1982, Lika Electronic develops and manufactures incremental and absolute, optical and magnetic, rotary and linear encoders, incremental & absolute sensors, linear and rotary incremental & absolute magnetic measurement systems, rotary actuators, displays, signal converters and encoder interfaces.
Starting as a family-owned business, thanks to its technical competence and comprehensive know-how in the automation industry along with the high quality standards and the skill in providing solutions that target specific customer needs, over the years Lika Electronic has grown becoming a forward thinking innovative and global company and has become one of the leading manufacturers of optical encoders and magnetic measurement systems in Europe and worldwide.
Many key features include the extensive technical engineering skills , in-depth knowledge and expertise in digital and analogical electronic design as well as the proven daily practice in co-operation with universities, research institutions and customers in order to develop and provide advanced electronic equipment and high-tech materials & devices tailored to specific customer and market requirements.
Moreover software development and mechanical & optical components design are entirely performed within the company. Often production machinery and tools are often engineered and built internally to satisfy specific needs and performances.
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