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myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C Incremental Encoder Transducer 38mm 100P/R
A 38 mm incremental encoder with 100 pulses per revolution, DC 5–26 V supply, and built-in short-circuit and reverse-wiring protection
- TypeAT
- High-resolution feedback with 100 pulses per rotation
- Wide voltage range from DC 5 to 26 volts
- Reverse wiring and short-circuit protection built in
- Stainless steel spindle rated for 30 newton radial load
- Compact 38 millimetre metal housing for tight spaces
38 mm incremental encoder for motion control
The myVolts E6B2-CWZ6C is a compact 38 mm diameter incremental encoder designed for position and speed feedback in automation systems. Its stainless steel spindle and metal shell provide mechanical stability and impact resistance for industrial environments.
Simple wiring with built-in protection
The encoder operates on a DC 5 to 26 V supply with open-collector output and includes reverse wiring protection and load short-circuit protection. A 2 m cable with colour-coded leads simplifies connection, while the compact structure allows straightforward mounting in tight spaces.
Suits projects needing 100 pulses per revolution
This specific unit delivers 100 P/R resolution, making it appropriate for applications where that pulse count matches the control requirement. Buyers who need a different resolution from the available range should select the corresponding variant.
Highlights
- High-resolution feedback with 100 pulses per rotation
- Wide voltage range from DC 5 to 26 volts
- Reverse wiring and short-circuit protection built in
- Stainless steel spindle rated for 30 newton radial load
- Compact 38 millimetre metal housing for tight spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I confirm the encoder is outputting correct A, B and Z phase signals after wiring?
Connect the brown wire to DC 5–26 V, the blue wire to 0 V, then monitor the black, white and orange lines for A, B and Z pulses while rotating the 6 mm shaft; 100 pulses per revolution should appear at the rated resolution.
What comes in the box and what must I source separately?
The encoder ships with a 2 m pre-wired cable (brown, blue, black, white, orange, shield); you must provide a DC 5–26 V power supply and a controller or counter that accepts open-collector, voltage, complementary, push-pull, differential or long-line-drive outputs.
Which resolution option should I select for my application?
Choose from 100, 200, 300, 360, 400, 500, 600, 1000, 1024, 1200, 2000, 2500, 3600 or 5000 pulses per revolution; higher counts give finer position granularity but require faster controller input sampling.
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