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Kone Elevator Parts Rotary Kubler Encoder For Motor Traction Machine KM950278G01

Kone Elevator Parts Rotary Kubler Encoder For Motor Traction Machine KM950278G01

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    KM950278G01 Kone Elevator Parts

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    Rotary Kubler Encoder

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    Motor Traction Machine Kubler Encoder

  • Model Number
    KM950278G01
  • Delivery Time
    2-3 Working Days
  • Product Name
    Rotary Encoder KM950278G01
  • Supply Ability
    1000pcs Per Month
  • After-Sale Service
    Online Technical Support
  • Type
    Elevator Parts
  • Suitable For
    Elevator
  • Warranty
    One Year
  • Place of Origin
    China
  • Brand Name
    SULAB
  • Minimum Order Quantity
    1 PC
  • Packaging Details
    Carton
  • Payment Terms
    L/C, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram, Paypal
  • Supply Ability
    1000pcs per month

Kone Elevator Parts Rotary Kubler Encoder For Motor Traction Machine KM950278G01

Details for Kone Elevator Parts Rotary Kubler Encoder For Motor Traction Machine KM950278G01

 

Description Rotary Encoder
Part No. KM950278G01
MOQ 1PC
Transportion TNT, UPS, DHL, Fedex, Air, Sea
Applicable Elevator
Packages Carton, Wooden case, Pallet etc
Delivery Time Normally 2-3 working days after payment
Warranty One year
Payment Method Company Bank, Western union, alibaba, Paypal, Personal bank etc

 

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X = Arctan(Sin(X)/Cos(X))


According to the real-time amplitude of the sine and cosine signals, the exact position (electrical angle) of the encoder within the sine and cosine period at this moment can be determined through Arctan calculation. Depending on the resolution of the analog-to-digital AD conversion and the quality of the sin-cos signal, each sin-cos cycle can usually be subdivided into 212 to 214 steps. The number of sine and cosine cycles per revolution of the encoder itself, multiplied by the number of subdivision steps of each sine and cosine cycle, constitutes the total resolution per revolution of the sine and cosine encoder after subdivision.