Magnetic Encoder IC has positional accuracy better than 0.1°.
June 23, 2009 -
Model AM4096 provides UVW outputs with 16 poles (8 pole pairs), incremental, absolute, linear, tacho generator, and sinusoidal outputs. Resolution is to 12-bit with programmable zero position. Low power device (3.3 or 5 V) offers sleep mode for battery operation and can be supplied pre-programmed or may be customer programmed with settings stored within on chip EEPROM. Capable of operation to 60,000 rpm, encoder can withstand temperatures from -40 to +125°C.
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Original Press release
Renishaw, Inc.
5277 Trillium Blvd.
Hoffman Estates, IL, 60192
USA
New AM4096 12-Bit Magnetic Encoder Chip
Renishaw's new AM4096 magnetic encoder IC takes proven on-axis encoder technology a step further with increased functionality and reduced costs. The OnAxis(TM) technology developed by Renishaw's associate company RLS d.o.o. is used in many demanding motor and control applications where traditional encoder technologies might fail.
Performance and applications
The AM4096 system on-chip magnetic encoder provides UVW outputs with 16 poles (8 pole pairs), incremental, absolute, linear (potentiometer), tacho generator and sinusoidal outputs. Resolution is to 12-bit (4096 steps per turn) with a programmable zero position. The AM4096 is a 3.3 V (or 5 V) low power device with a sleep mode for battery operation. It can be supplied pre-programmed or may be customer programmed with settings stored within its on chip EEPROM. The magnetic encoder is capable of high speed operation to 60,000 rpm and can withstand temperatures from -40°C to +125°C.
Compact silicon design
All of the sensor and processing electronics have been placed within the compact silicon design. The rotation of a simple north / south magnet is picked up by the AM4096's sensor and provides absolute positional information output to an accuracy of better than 0.1 degrees.
Typical applications for the new magnetic encoder IC include commutation and high-speed motor control, position and velocity control, potentiometer replacement and optical encoder replacement.
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