Novotechnik - New Angle Sensors With Easy Mounting

Users can specify configurations including start- and end-angles for less than 360° maximum range, index point, cw or ccw indication and non-linear curves.

Southborough, MA… Novotechnik, U.S. introduces the Vert-X 2900 Series of sensors that measure angular position. These sensors are available in single or redundant versions. Elongated holes make mounting easier.

Users can specify configurations including start- and end-angles for less than 360° maximum range, index point, cw or ccw indication and non-linear curves.
Measurement range is up to 0 to 360° with repeatability of 0.1° Mechanical range is 360° continuous. Available analog outputs are 10 to 90% of supply voltage and 5 to 95% of supply voltage.
Other key Vert-X 2900 Series specifications include sample rate up to 5 kHz. The sensors are sealed to IP 67, life is ≥ 50 million movements and MTTF is over 650 years.
These sensors are ideal for industrial, medical and off-highway vehicle applications with an operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C and high immunity to emissions -meeting or exceeding five EN 55022 and EN 61000 standards.

To learn more contact Novotechnik U.S. at 508-485-2244 or view specific Vert-X 2900 Series information at www.novotechnik.com/vx29 .

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