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® A associate company Data sheet UVWD01_01 Issue 1, 4 th February 2011 RMB28 encoder module RMF44 encoder module RMC22 encoder module RMC35 encoder module Commutation and incremental encoder solutions The OnAxis TM commutation magnetic rotary encoder range is designed for use in motor feedback applications requiring both A, B, Z incremental and U, V, W signals. Robust non-contact OnAxis TM sensor technology provides ultimate long term reliability and with simple installation costs of ownership are minimal. Installation is simplified with a range of magnetic actuators and mounting options for the encoder. A simple one time zero position programming then removes the need for careful adjustment of the encoder. Resolutions are available from 64 to 2,048 pulses per revolution (256 to 8,192 counts per revolution with ×4 evaluation). U,V,W commutation signals are simultaneously output with 1 to 8 pole pairs (2 to 16 poles). Simple installation and setup U, V, W commutation signals (RS422) Up to 16 poles Industry standard incremental outputs (RS422) Operating speed to 30,000 rpm Non-contact, frictionless design Low inertia

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Page 1: Commutation and incremental encoder solutions · associate company Data sheet UVWD01_01 Issue 1, 4th February 2011 RMB28 encoder module RMF44 encoder module RMC22 encoder module RMC35

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Data sheetUVWD01_01Issue 1, 4th February 2011

RMB28 encoder module RMF44 encoder module

RMC22 encoder module RMC35 encoder module

Commutation and incremental encoder solutions

The OnAxisTM commutation magnetic rotary encoder range is designed for use in motor feedback applications requiring both A, B, Z incremental and U, V, W signals.Robust non-contact OnAxisTM sensor technology provides ultimate long term reliability and with simple installation costs of ownership are minimal. Installation is simplified with a range of magnetic actuators and mounting options for the encoder. A simple one time zero position programming then removes the need for careful adjustment of the encoder.

Resolutions are available from 64 to 2,048 pulses per revolution (256 to 8,192 counts per revolution with ×4 evaluation). U,V,W commutation signals are simultaneously output with 1 to 8 pole pairs (2 to 16 poles).

● Simple installation and setup ● U, V, W commutation signals

(RS422) ● Up to 16 poles ● Industry standard

incremental outputs (RS422) ● Operating speed to

30,000 rpm ● Non-contact, frictionless

design ● Low inertia

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1.6±0.15

3.0±0.05

28.0±0.2

36.0

±0.0

5

28.0

±0.2

Ø4.6±0.05

Ø44h8

0.5±0.05

0.10.1

distance 0±0.1

2.0±0.2

PCB

A

A

B

B

components area

components area

metal flange

magnetic actuatormagnet Ø4 × 4

1.0±0.5

2.8±0.5

2.0±0.2

Ø1.5

Ø31

Ø2.5

component areacomponent

area

28±0.2

RMB28 installation drawing

Clockwise rotation of magnet

RMF44 example with Molex connector

RMF44 installation drawing

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9.2

9.2

16.5

±0.5

22±0

.1

22±0.1

7±0.3

RMC22

+0.03+0.01

+0.03+0.01

A

A-A (2 : 1)

A

RMA03A3A07magnetic actuator

magnetic actuatorinsertion depth

9.2 9.2

Ø3

Ø2.5

Ø9.22

9.8

2.5

7±0.3

16.5

±0.5

9.2

9.2

RMC35

B

B-B cut

A-A cut

B

A A

RMA03A3A07magnetic actuator

Ø2.5

Ø35±0.1

9.2 9.2

Ø6

magnetic actuatorinsertion depth

RMC22 installation drawing

RMC35 installation drawing

Connector typeMolex 501568-1107Mating connectorMolex 501330-1100 (crimp terminal 501334-xxxx)

Connector typeMolex 501568-1107Mating connectorMolex 501330-1100 (crimp terminal 501334-xxxx)

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edge separation

A

B

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycle

Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputs

RMB28U (incremental complementary outputs) ordering code

RMB28U Encoder PCB for direct motor assembly

RMB28U connections

W+

B+

V+

B-A+

U+

A-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

Zeroing pads

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 30 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-

Incremental resolution 256, 512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096 cpr

Commutation outputs U, V, W

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Output specifications

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

ZeroRecommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Resolution08B - 256 counts or positions per revolution09B - 512 counts or positions per revolution10B - 1,024 counts or positions per revolution11B - 2,048 counts or positions per revolution12B - 4,096 counts or positions per revolution

Series

ShapeS - Square

Special requirements10 - None (standard)

RMB28 UA 09B S 10

Output typeUA - one period per rotation (2 poles)UB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)UC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)UD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)UE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)UF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)UG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)UH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

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A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

RMB28W

Z+

W+

Z-

W-

B+

V+

B-

V-

A+

U+

A-

U-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

RMB28W connections

RMB28W (commutation single ended outputs) ordering code

Resolution08B - 256 counts or positions per revolution09B - 512 counts or positions per revolution10B - 1,024 counts or positions per revolution11B - 2,048 counts or positions per revolution12B - 4,096 counts or positions per revolution

Series

ShapeS - Square

Special requirements10 - None (standard)12 - Molex connector type 501568-1407

RMB28 WA 09B S 10

Encoder PCB for direct motor assembly

Also available with Molex connector type 501568-1407 (mating connector Molex 501330-1400, crimp terminal 501334-xxxx).

edge separation

A

B

Zreference impulse

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycleOutput specifications

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

ZeroRecommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 30 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-, Z+, Z-

Incremental resolution 256, 512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096 cpr

Commutation outputs U+, U-, V+, V-, W+ W-

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Output typeWA - one period per rotation (2 poles)WB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)WC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)WD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)WE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)WF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)WG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)WH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputsZeroing holes

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Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

RMF44U connections

W+

B+

V+

B-A+

U+

A-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

Series

ShapeA - Standard

RMF44 UA 09B A 10RMF44U (incremental complementary outputs) ordering code

Resolution08B - 256 counts or positions per revolution09B - 512 counts or positions per revolution10B - 1,024 counts or positions per revolution11B - 2,048 counts or positions per revolution12B - 4,096 counts or positions per revolution

Special requirements10 - None (standard)

RMF44U Encoder PCB on alignment flange for easy motor assembly

edge separation

A

B

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycle

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

ZeroRecommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 30 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-

Incremental resolution 256, 512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096 cpr

Commutation outputs U, V, W

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Output typeUA - one period per rotation (2 poles)UB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)UC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)UD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)UE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)UF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)UG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)UH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

Output specifications

Zeroing pads

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputs

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Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

Z+

W+

Z-

W-

B+

V+

B-

V-

A+

U+

A-

U-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

RMF44W connections

Series

ShapeA - Standard

RMF44 WA 09B A 10RMF44W (commutation single ended outputs) ordering code

Resolution08B - 256 counts or positions per revolution09B - 512 counts or positions per revolution10B - 1,024 counts or positions per revolution11B - 2,048 counts or positions per revolution12B - 4,096 counts or positions per revolution

Special requirements10 - None (standard)12 - Molex connector type 501568-1407

RMF44W Encoder PCB on alignment flange for easy motor assembly

edge separation

A

B

Zreference impulse

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycle

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

Zero

Recommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 30 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-, Z+, Z-

Incremental resolution 256, 512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096 cpr

Commutation outputs U+, U-, V+, V-, W+ W-

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Output typeWA - one period per rotation (2 poles)WB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)WC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)WD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)WE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)WF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)WG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)WH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

Output specifications

Zeroing holes

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputs

Also available with Molex connector type 501568-1407 (mating connector Molex 501330-1400, crimp terminal 501334-xxxx).

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RMC22 connections

Z+

W

Z-B+

V

B-A+

U

A-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

edge separation

A

B

Zreference impulse

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycle

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

Zero

Recommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 30 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-, Z+, Z-

Incremental resolution 256, 512, 1,024, 2,048, 4,096 cpr

Commutation outputs U, V, W

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Compact encoder in metal housing with connector

Output specifications

Series

Connector typeAA - Molex 501568-1107

RMC22 UA 09B AA 10RMC22 ordering code

Resolution08B - 256 counts or positions per revolution09B - 512 counts or positions per revolution10B - 1,024 counts or positions per revolution11B - 2,048 counts or positions per revolution12B - 4,096 counts or positions per revolution

Special requirements10 - None (standard)

Output typeUA - one period per rotation (2 poles)UB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)UC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)UD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)UE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)UF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)UG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)UH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

Zeroing holes

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputs

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RMC35

ConnectionsZ+

W

Z-B+

V

B-A+

U

A-

Vdd (+5 V)GND

Customer electronicsEncoder

Cable Z0 = 120R 120R10 nF

A A A A A A

Period

U

V

W

edge separation

A

B

Zreference impulse

360° x 4 counts per rev = 1 cycle

Timing diagram - Commutation

Timing diagram - Incremental Complementary signals not shown

ZeroRecommended signal termination For complementary signals only

Power supply 5 V ± 5%

Power consumption 40 mA (not loaded)

Maximum speed 30,000 rpm

Accuracy ± 0.5°

Incremental outputs A+, B+, A-, B-, Z+, Z-

Incremental resolution 256, 320, 400, 500, 512, 800, 1,000, 1,024, 1,600, 2,000, 2,048, 4,096, 8,192 cpr

Commutation outputs U, V, W

Number of poles for commutation outputs

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Operating temperature -40 °C to +125 °C

Compact encoder in metal housing with connector

Output specifications

Series

RMC35 WA 09B AA 10RMC35 ordering code

Special requirements10 - None (standard)

Output typeWA - one period per rotation (2 poles)WB - two periods per rotation (4 poles)WC - three periods per rotation (6 poles)WD - four periods per rotation (8 poles)WE - five periods per rotation (10 poles)WF - six periods per rotation (12 poles)WG - six periods per rotation (14 poles)WH - six periods per rotation (16 poles)

Resolution (counts or positions per revolution)

Decimal Binary

D32 - 320 1D0 - 1,000 08B - 256 12B - 4,096

D40 - 400 1D6 - 1,600 09B - 512 13B - 8,192

D50 - 500 2D0 - 2,000 10B - 1,024

D80 - 800 11B - 2,048

Zeroing holes

Pole A Period Pole pairs*

2 60° 360° one

4 30° 180° two

6 20° 120° three

8 15° 90° four

10 12° 72° five

12 10° 60° six

14 8.57° 51.42° seven

16 7.50° 45° eight* Number of pole pairs equals number of periods per revolution.

UVW outputs

Connector typeAA - Molex 501568-1107

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The zero pads can be shorted to set the zero position of the encoder. If the zeroing is successful, the LED flashes red.

Zero position setting procedure

RMC22 and RMC35 installation procedure

RMB28U zeroing example

RMC22 installation

RMC35 installation

LED

zero pads

The output angle position data can be zeroed at any angle with resolution of 0.0879°. The relative output position is the difference between absolute position and data in the zero register. The value in the zero register can be changed by writing a desired value with the TWI interface or with using a “Zero” input pin. With low to high transition of a signal on “Zero” pin the current absolute value is stored into the zero register. When zeroing the relative position, the chip must not be in power-save mode as the EEPROM is not accessible in this state.

1. Install the magnetic actuatorUse glue to fix the magnetic actuator to the shaft (recommended LOCTITE 648). Actuator should protrodue by 7 mm.

2. Install the flange with the encoder module on the mounting surfaceScrew the flange to the mounting surface using 2 screws (not provided).

3. Set the zero position of the encoder (see below for details) 4. Cover the encoder with the metal cover

Place the metal cover over the encoder and gently press it in position. Be sure to align the opening with the connector.5. Plug in the mating connector

magnetic actuator

mounting surface

metal flange

metal cover

screws(not provided)

The zero pads can be shorted to set the zero position of the encoder.

RMC35 zeroing example

zero pads

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Magnetic actuator and magnet ordering information

Ø10

6 7

14

magnet

Ø*H8

Ø15-0.1

4±0.0

58.8±0

.1

Ø6±0.1

3+0.1+0.03

Actuator for integration onto shaftPart numbers:

For resolutions up to 9 bit absolute (512 cpr incremental)RMA04A2A00 – Ø4 mm shaft RMA10A2A00 – Ø10 mm shaftRMA05A2A00 – Ø5 mm shaft RMA19A2A00 – Ø3/16” shaftRMA06A2A00 – Ø6 mm shaft RMA25A2A00 – Ø1/4” shaftRMA08A2A00 – Ø8 mm shaft RMA37A2A00 – Ø3/8” shaft

For resolutions from 10 bit absolute (800 cpr incremental) and aboveRMA04A3A00 – Ø4 mm shaft RMA10A3A00 – Ø10 mm shaftRMA05A3A00 – Ø5 mm shaft RMA19A3A00 – Ø3/16” shaftRMA06A3A00 – Ø6 mm shaft RMA25A3A00 – Ø1/4” shaftRMA08A3A00 – Ø8 mm shaft RMA37A3A00 – Ø3/8” shaft

Part number:

For resolutions up to 9 bit absolute (512 cpr incremental)RMA03A2A07 – Ø3 mm shaft

For resolutions from 10 bit absolute (800 cpr incremental) and aboveRMA03A3A07 – Ø3 mm shaft

Shaft = Ø*h7Fixing: Grub screw provided

Ø8

12

magnet

Ø6h8

±0.0

54

Actuator for integration into shaft

Part numbers:

For resolutions up to 9 bit absolute (512 cpr incremental)RMH06A2A00

For resolutions from 10 bit absolute (800 cpr incremental) and aboveRMH06A3A00

Hole = Ø6G7Fixing: Glue (recommended – LOCTITE 648)

Fixing: Glue (recommended – LOCTITE 648)

Ø4±0.1

4±0.1

Magnet for direct recessing in non-ferrous shafts

Part numbers:

For resolutions up to 9 bit absolute (512 cpr incremental)RMM44A2A00 (individually packed) – for sample quantities onlyRMM44A2C00 (packed in tubes)

For resolutions from 10 bit absolute (800 cpr incremental) and aboveRMM44A3A00 (individually packed) – for sample quantities onlyRMM44A3C00 (packed in tubes)

Fixing: Glue (recommended – LOCTITE 648)

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