The application characteristics of Pepperl + Fuchs encoder magnetic encoder

Pepperl+Fuchs Encoder Magnetic encoder refers to a magnetic encoder whose electrical interface is based on an open communication standard. It defines a digital bidirectional serial interface suitable for actuators and sensors (such as rotary encoders or position encoders). Allows serial synchronous data communication in one-way or two-way mode. The BiSS interface is compatible with serial synchronous interface hardware. The electrical interface of the magnetic encoder is based on the open BiSS communication standard. These interfaces are open source. Unlike proprietary interfaces of other vendors, BiSS magnetic encoders support these open source standards, liberating the "yoke" relationship between users and a certain vendor.

Pepperl+Fuchs encoder magnetic encoder not only supports open source standards, but also supports standard 4-wire wiring. Motor manufacturers of magnetic encoders can often use existing connectors and cables. Its software can be widely used in motion controllers. This reduces the development cost required for communication technology. Magnetic encoders can feed back the rotational position into the product, and motor and other machinery manufacturers have widely recognized its robust, high-precision, and cost-effective features.