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AEAT-9010-S06 - Magnetic Encoder

This page provides the datasheet information for the AEAT-9010-S06, a member of the AEAT-9018-S06 Magnetic Encoder family.

Datasheet Summary

Features

  • 10, 12, 14, 16, or 18 bits resolution.
  • Contactless sensing technologies.
  • Wide temperature range from.
  • 40°C to 125°C.
  • Absolute angular position detection.
  • Synchronous serial interface (SSI) output for absolute position data (binary format).
  • Typical code monotony error = ±1 LSB.
  • 5V supply.
  • Easy assembly, no signal adjustment required.
  • RoHS compliant.

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Datasheet Details

Part number AEAT-9010-S06
Manufacturer Broadcom
File Size 687.46 KB
Description Magnetic Encoder
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AEAT-901x Magnetic Encoder 10, 12, 14, 16, or 18-bit Angular Detection Device Data Sheet Overview The Broadcom® AEAT-901x series of magnetic encoders provides an integrated solution for angular detection. With ease of use in mind, these magnetic encoders are ideal for angular detection within 360°. Based on magnetic technologies, the device is noncontact and ensures reliable operations. It is able to provide absolute angle detection upon power-up, with a resolution of 0.0014 (18-bits version), 0.0055°(16-bits version), 0.022°(14-bits version), 0.0879°(12-bits version) or 0.35°(10-bits version), which is equivalent to 262144, 65536, 16384, 4096, and 1024 positions per revolution respectively. The positional data is provided in serial bit stream.
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