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AMCI’s
DuraCoder® brand encoders are now available with stainless
steel housings and an IP69K rating for operation in the most
extreme conditions. AMCI DuraCoders have a superior shaft
load rating; providing a longer life cycle than other encoders.
Many industrial applications require encoders that withstand
a variety of harsh environments. AMCI’s stainless steel
DuraCoders reliably perform in applications where standard
encoders fail.
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The
AMCI NR25 series of heavy-duty EtherNet/IP encoders are ODVA
compliant and compatible with all PLCs/PACs that support EtherNet/IP.
The NR25 series networked encoders are available
in absolute single-turn and multi-turn packages using an IP67
rated 2.5" size industrial housing. Solid shaft and hub
shaft styles are available to suit various mounting requirements.
These EtherNet/IP absolute rotary encoders provide up to 30
bit total resolution, delivering 16 bit (65536 steps) per
revolution and up to an additional 14 bit (16384 revolutions)
for multi-turn versions.
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AMCI
developed the 7160 series position sensing modules for applications
requiring a direct interface to most sensors that output SSI
data.
The 1762 MicroLogix I/O SSI interface modules provide up
to 32 bit resolution, with selectable data format of either
binary or gray code. AMCI's 7160 series SSI interface modules
can be used with most sensors that provide data in the form
of an SSI output. This gives the 7161 & 7162 modules the
ability to work in a wide range of rotary and linear sensing
applications.
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AMCI
UL Listed Stepper Drives Approved For OEMs and Machine Builders
AMCI
has expanded their selection of UL Listed stepper drives in
response to increased safety and performance requirements
for machine builders and OEMs.
The SD17040, SD31045, and SD17060 series stepper drives are
now certified by Underwriters Laboratories® (UL) as UL
Listed products. The UL Listing mark on AMCI stepper drives
indicates that the drives have been tested by UL to recognized
safety standards. Additionally, a high voltage version is
now available from AMCI to meet European standards that require
230Vac input.
These newly approved drives are rated for operation in ambient
temperatures ranging from 0°C to 50°C, and are compatible
with AMCI’s complete line of motion controllers and
high torque stepper .
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Unleash
the power of your 1762 MicroLogix I/O with AMCI’s new
3100 series two-axis motion control modules. These 2-axis
controllers plug directly into your MicroLogix PLC, and are
available in two versions: 3102 (X-Y motion control) and 3102i
(X-Y motion control + interpolation).
AMCI’s 3100 series modules provide encoder
feedback in addition to a wide range of motion commands, satisfying
simple to sophisticated application requirements. Both the
3102 and 3102i are 100% compatible with MicroLogix 1100, 1200,
and 1400, and are easy to program using Allen-Bradley’s
RSLogix 500 software.
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The
AMCI 7272 PLC module for ControlLogix was developed for applications
requiring a direct interface to encoders that output EnDat
data. Plus this card incorporates Allen-Bradley licensed technology
for guaranteed compatibility with A-B Series 1756 I/O chassis.
The ControlLogix EnDat interface module from AMCI is a digital,
bidirectional interface for encoders. It is capable both of
transmitting position values
from incremental and absolute encoders as well as transmitting
or updating information stored in the encoder, or saving new
information. This module is capable of connecting up to two
independent EnDat output encoders/sensors with max 48-bit
resolution for position. This module also has two latching
inputs, one for each channel, which can be used to capture
the sensor’s data.
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Bringing
LDT position sensor data into the ControlLogix PLC has never
been easier! AMCI's (2) channel 7252 LDT interface card can
directly interface to two magnetostrictive sensors with PWM,
control pulse, or start/stop signals.
AMCI's LDT Interface Card is a magnetostrictive linear displacement
transducer (LDT) based module that incorporates Allen-Bradley
licensed technology for guaranteed compatibility with A-B
Series 1756 I/O chassis. Plus, it's a direct interface to
today's most popular LDT sensors, including Balluff, Ametek,
Gemco, MTS, and Turck.
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AMCI
4.0 Amp AC Line-powered Microstepping Driver
The SD17040C's is an AC line-powered stepper drive, supplying
motor current through a 170V bus. The drive's exceptional
power combined with anti-resonance circuitry delivers the
smoothest, most reliable performance possible in a stepper
motor reaching NEMA frame size 42.
Configurable features such as microstepping resolution, automatic
current reduction, and anti-resonance make it easy to maximize
the SD17040C's performance for your application. Plus safety
features include an interlock connection to prevent injury
if the motor connector is removed while the driver is powered.
Additionally, short circuit protection - including phase to
phase and phase to ground- and overtemperature circuitry comes
standard.
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AMCI
H25 Single-turn Stainless Steel, High Temperature Resolver
Transducer
AMCI's
stainless steel H25 series resolver transducer is
a size 25 package with a flange mount and end connector design,
simplifying new installations or transducer replacements.
This IP67 rated transducer is made from 304 stainless steel
and withstands operating temperatures up to 150°C (302°F).
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AMCI
High-speed PLS Controller For CompactLogix
AMCI
High-speed PLS Controller For MicroLogix 1500
Titled
the 2600 series, AMCI newest PLC module is a high speed limit
switch module that interfaces with Rockwell Automation CompactlLogix
or MicroLogix 1500 systems. The 2600 series PLS controller
connects to a resolver and switches outputs based on the sensor's
position and has a maximum resolution of 0 to 4095 counts
for each rotation (0.088 degree resolution).
The module has a maximum of 32 high speed inputs and outputs,
16 of which are physical and 16 of which are virtual over
the backplane. The 2600 series module also has the ability
to both output and receive serial position data, allowing
multiple units to be “slaved” together.
Three different module configurations exist in AMCI's 2600
series of PLS controllers, the 2611, 2612,
and the 2613. The 2611 is a single-slot module,
offering the resolver interface and 16 virtual I/O over the
PLC's backplane. Customers can add 8 physical I/O to the module
by specifying the dual-slot 2612 version. Or customers can
opt for a maximum of 16 virtual I/O and 16 physical I/O by
purchasing the triple-slot 2613 version (shown here).
CompactLogix
High-speed PLS: learn more »
MicroLogix
1500 High-speed PLS: learn more »
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AMCI releases a powerful 6.0 Amp RMS line powered stepper
motor controller/driver that connects to Allen-Bradley’s
popular Ethernet/IP industrial network. This integrated stepper
indexer/driver saves money and simplifies installation by
eliminating the need for a separate controller in the PLC.
Microstepping, programmable current output, and anti-resonance
circuitry are all standard features.
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Redesigned
for complete mechanical and electrical compatibility with
AVG/Autotech SAC-RL100's and Gemco Series I transducers, the
HT-400-X transducers are IP64 rated heavy-duty 4 inch diameter
resolver based transducers.
Available with a 1 inch conduit fitting or military connector,
all of our size 400 transducers feature a unique termination
block that allows you to switch between conduit and connector
terminations in the field. Not only does this allow you to
reduce the number of spares you need to stock, this system
also allows you to make connector and conduit repairs in the
field, sometimes without removing the transducer from the
machine.
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AMCI’s High Speed Analog Inspection module for ControlLogix
is engineered for accuracy and outpaces competing modules
where it counts most – speed. The AMCI module, model
number 5274, takes analog samples at known points, defined
by digital inputs, encoder counts, or time, and compares these
measured values to a pre-programmed profile to determine whether
or not the tested part passed or failed.
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A narrower, more compact design retains the
standard mounting pattern, but saves valuable panel space.
Additionally, improvements to the drive yield a streamlined
enclosure, eliminating the finned heat sink and permitting
optional panel or side mounting for increased thermal transfer.
Set-up and configuration have been simplified via onboard
LED diagnostics that communicate specific fault conditions.
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This TMB-1 resolver transducer mounting bracket
is available for the HT-20, HT-20-X, or the HTT-20-X, allowing
these face mounted rotary sensors to be used in a foot mounted
application.
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The AMCI absolute SSI rotary shaft encoder
is a new addition to the DuraCoder product family. Utilizing
the DuraCoder's resolver based sensor technology, this rotary
encoder provides unique position data output in relation to
the shaft position, with up to 4096 counts per turn. An available
multiturn version allows for up to 4096 counts / turn over
4096 turns.
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OEMs and end users can reduce their total stepper controls
cost of ownership and expand system flexibility with the new
3401 POINT I/O modules available from AMCI. These new modules
meet Rockwell Automation's performance requirements while
also delivering a great value.
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AMCI developed the 7264 module for applications requiring
a direct interface to most sensors that output SSI data.
The resolution of the ControlLogix SSI interface module is
only limited by the resolution of the position sensor used.
Additional features include: position preset, count direction,
position scaling, and latch inputs that are used to capture
the scaled position data.
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