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Motor Feedback System features 3-stage gearbox design.
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May 24, 2005 - SKM 36 SinCos Motor Feedback System with HIPERFACE® interface is a multi-turn rotary encoder that tracks absolute position over 4,096 turns. Mini-Disc technology, with track radius of 2 mm, permits full scanning of entire code disc, which compensates for errors common to conventional systems. Code disk is mounted in center of axis of rotation, so high angular velocities are not limited by code disk.

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SICK STEGMANN, INC.
7496 Webster Street
Dayton, OH, 45413
USA


New Multi-Turn Servo Motor Feedback System with HIPERFACE® Interface

DAYTON, OH – SICK STEGMANN, INC. introduces the SKM 36 SinCos Motor Feedback System with HIPERFACE interface. The SKM 36 multi-turn rotary encoder tracks absolute position over 4096 turns and features a minimum number of components to allow miniature and subminiature motor manufacturers to considerably shorten the overall length of their motors.

A unique gearbox design includes only three stages of operation, compared with five or six stages common to conventional multi-turn gearbox designs. Conventional systems inevitably have code disc, ball bearing and shaft errors. The SKM 36 features innovative Mini-Disc (MiDi) technology that includes a track radius of just 2 mm. This permits full scanning of the entire code disc that compensates for such errors common to conventional systems, effectively eliminating their negative effects on system performance. Additionally, the code disk is mounted in the center of the axis of rotation; so high angular velocities are not limited by the code disk.

SICK STEGMANN, INC. is a wholly owned subsidiary of SICK AG in Waldkirch, Germany. SICK|STEGMANN is a world leader in the design and manufacture of incremental, absolute and linear encoders, as well as motor feedback systems.

For more information contact: SICK STEGMANN, INC., 7496 Webster Street, Dayton, OH 45413; (800) 811-9110; (937) 454-1956; fax: (937) 454-1955; email: sales@stegmann.com; or visit www.stegmann.com.
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