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Calibrating camera pixel size in vision systems has never been easier
Now available in North America through HEIDENHAIN Corporation, the Magnification Checker is the perfect tool to reliably assist machine vision users in qualifying the pixel size of any camera type.
New wave of DRIVE-CLiQ compatible encoders
HEIDENHAIN introduces the use of Siemens DRIVE-CLiQ communication protocol into its ECN/EQN 1300 optical absolute encoders.
Rotary encoders help power exoskeletons for rehabilitation
Did you know that HEIDENHAIN’s RENCO rotary encoders are critical components found in some programmable powered exoskeletons found in the human rehabilitation field today?
HEIDENHAIN offers new, more powerful servo motors
Expanding its offerings of synchronous motors, HEIDENHAIN Corporation introduces the new QSY 260B and QSY 260C EcoDyn series of servo motors with stall torque of 85.0 Nm and 120.0 Nm, respectively.
RSF Elektronik offers the smallest sealed linear encoder for motion feedback
RSF Elektronik has developed the smallest full sealed linear encoder for motion feedback available in the marketplace. The MSA 170 has a scale cross section of just 14mm x 10mm and contains a tiny glass scale to carry the measuring graduation.
Advanced features set this new tiny linear encoder apart
RSF Elektronik has released the MS 15 optical kit style linear encoder with the most advanced features available in the smallest mechanical profile in the industry.
Talking to your GAGE-CHEK
Once referred to as simply a “Gage Amplifier”, the GAGE-CHEK has proven itself time and time again to be much more.
HEIDENHAIN’s newest linear encoders now a complete family
SCHAUMBURG, IL (July 2014) – For use on machine tools, HEIDENHAIN Corporation's newest absolute LC 185 and LC 485 sealed linear encoders are now available as a complete family. This includes providing options of all the most common encoder interfaces such as EnDat 2.2 with or without incremental signals, Fanuc, DRIVE-CLiQ and Mitsubishi interfaces.
Leine & Linde encoders with HC-HTL outputs drive up to 350 meter cable
SCHAUMBURG, IL (May 2014) – The ability to drive long cables and meet the high and low level voltage requirements for the transmitted signal is what sets the Leine & Linde High Current TTL (HC-TTL) output circuitry apart from its competition.
HEIDENHAIN’s ERO miniature modular encoders suited for many motion control applications
HEIDENHAIN is offering the ERO 1200/1400 series of modular optical rotary encoders without integral bearing. Being a non-contact solution, the ERO 1200/1400 encoders are well suited for motion control use on dynamic stages and machines in the general automation or semiconductor industries, such as a pick and place machines.
