Robust 44-Turn Angle Sensors
Quick Answer
The MB1 Series sensors utilize enhanced giant magnetic resistance (EGMR) technology, enabling them to count turns and retain angle information for years without power.
Quick Take
The MB1 Series sensors utilize enhanced giant magnetic resistance (EGMR) technology, enabling them to count turns and retain angle information for years without power. With an operating speed exceeding 500 RPM, these sensors eliminate the need for batteries, making them ideal for long-term applications in robotics and automation.
Key Points
- MB1 Series sensors count turns without power for years.
- Operating speed exceeds 500 RPM, enhancing performance.
- No batteries required, reducing maintenance costs.
- Ideal for robotics and automation applications.
- Utilizes advanced EGMR technology for reliability.
Article Excerpt
From source RSS / original summaryMB1 Series sensors are EGMR (enhanced giant magnetic resistance) devices that count turns even when power is removed and retain the turn count and angle information for years without power. So there is no need for batteries. Operating speed is over 500 RPM.
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