Mercury Series – M1000
Description
Reduce the cost and size of your system, and increase its performance all at once. MicroE Systems’ Mercury 1000 kit encoders are smaller, higher performance, faster to install, and easier to use than any other encoder. Advanced features include SmartPrecision™ automatic offset and gain adjustments during set up to optimize accuracy. No manual adjustments are needed. The tiny sensor fits into very tight spaces, has broad alignment tolerances for fast and easy setup and works in both linear and rotary applications. The entire Mercury 1000 encoder system is EMI shielded for use in the toughest environments. With standard analog sine/cosine output, use your interpolation electronics to achieve the resolution required by your application.
Mercury Series – M1000
Specifications |
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| Grating Period: | 20 um |
| Resolution (linear): | 20 um |
| Linear Accuracy (total): | 1 um |
| Max Speed (linear): | -- mm/sec |
Features
Small sensor with ultra-low Z height; flush screw mounting
Sensor is 8.4mm (H) x 12.7mm (W) x 20.6mm (L) and weighs 1.6g
SmartPrecision automatic offset and gain set up
Analog Sine/Cosine output and Index window
Fundamental resolution: Linear 20μm; Rotary 2,500 - 16,384 CPR Interpolated resolution determined by customer electronics:
Linear: 20μm - 0.078μm; rotary: 2,500 to 4.2M CPR
Entire system is EMI shielded
Bi-directional index signal
Index mark at the center or end of the glass scale (linear)
Alignment Tool enables fast set up (Required, see pg 2)
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, manual adjustments are not needed. The SmartPrecision™ automatic offset and gain adjustments during set up optimize accuracy.
The SmartPrecision Alignment Tool is required for fast set up.
The sensor is 8.4mm (H) x 12.7mm (W) x 20.6mm (L) and weighs 1.6g.
The accuracy for linear is ±1μm available, ±3μm to ±5μm standard and for rotary is up to ±2.1 arc-sec.
The fundamental resolution is linear 20μm and rotary 2,500 - 16,384 CPR. The interpolated resolution is determined by customer electronics, ranging from linear 20μm to 0.078μm and rotary 2,500 to 4.2M CPR.