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    SKF Roller Encoder Unit

    Monitor linear displacement with the SKF Roller Encoder Unit – the optimal solution
    for applications requiring outer ring rotation.

    The SKF solution Features


    The SKF Roller Encoder Unit is a plug-and-play sensor bearing unit • Bearing and sensors integrated into a single unit
    designed for applications with outer ring rotation. It incorporates a • Enables monitoring of speed, direction and linear distance
    sealed, lubricated for life 6201 SKF Explorer deep groove ball bearing. traveled
    The sensor bearing unit can be easily integrated into pulleys, cams, • Accurate at very low speed
    rollers or wheels to provide a compact encoder assembly. On request, • Can be supplied with a user-specified gear, wheel, or pulley
    SKF can supply these sensor bearings complete with customized
    gears, wheels or pulleys.
    Benefits
    • Compact, enabling various design options
    • Easy integration thanks to plug-and-play unit
    • Relubrication-free
    • Reduced number of components
    • Enhanced system reliability
    Sensor technology Fig. 1
    The SKF Roller Encoder Unit uses compact
    and robust sensors that produce an incre-
    mental encoder signal. The sensors are
    accurate down to zero r/min. An integrated +V

    active circuit (requiring an external voltage Signal B Pull-up resistor


    <20 mA
    supply) in the sensor body contains two Hall Signal A Pull-up resistor
    effect cells that produce an output signal < 20 mA
    consisting of two square waves. These signals 0V
    can be used to determine relative position, Receiving
    speed, acceleration and direction of electronics
    movement.
    The SKF Roller Encoder Unit can provide
    a signal resolution ranging from 32 to 80
    digital pulses per revolution.
    SKF Roller Encoder Unit
    Requirements for the
    receiving interface Designation Rotational Electronic specifications
    speed
    The receiving interface must be able to pro-
    cess the signals, which are provided via open max. Pulses/ Period Duty Phase
    rev accuracy cycle shift
    collector circuits. A typical schematic drawing
    is shown in fig. 1. 6 32 – r/min – % % °

    AHE-5509 A 5 000 32 ±4 50±10 90±30


    Resistors
    19
    Pull-up resistors should be placed between
    the voltage supply and the conductors for
    the output signals to limit the output current
    to 20 mA. Recommended pull-up resistors
    Table 1
    for typical voltage supply values are listed in
    table 1. Recommended pull-up resistors

    Voltage Resistance Power


    supply min.

    V DC W W

    5 270 0,25
    9 470 0,25

    12 680 0,25
    18 1 000 0,25

    www.skf.com/sensorbearings

    SKF underlines that its sensor bearings are intended for integration into any equipment by profession-
    als with a minimum qualification in the field of electromagnetic compatibility. In all other cases, and
    especially if this integration would be made by non-professional users or consumers, SKF makes no
    representation or warranty, express or implied, regarding the result or consequences of such technical
    operations and shall never be liable for any direct or indirect damage resulting therefrom.

    ® SKF is a registered trademark of the SKF Group.


    © SKF Group 2022
    The contents of this publication are the copyright of the publisher and may not be reproduced (even
    extracts) unless prior written permission is granted. Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy
    of the information contained in this publication but no liability can be accepted for any loss or damage
    whether direct, indirect or consequential arising out of the use of the information contained herein.

    PUB BU/P8 15277/1 EN · May 2022

    skf.com

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