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Precision Angular Measurement Systems & Sensors
Dual Axes

 

The Cline Labs, Inc. electronic dual axes is a high performance yet low cost angle measurement sensor.   It combines proven technology with state-of-the-art electronics and the result is reliable operation and low power consumption.  The microprocessor electronics convert the sensor's inherently non-linear output into easy to interpret analog outputs.  The dual axes is compact, rugged and lightweight and is easy to integrate mechanically.  This highly accurate device, with no moving parts, will give designers new freedom both technically and economically.

 

 

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General Specifications:

 
bulletRange:                          ±45°
bulletNull Output:                 2.500 Volts DC (±1%)
bulletScale Factor:              0.050 V per ° (±1%)
bulletResolution:                    0.1°
bulletLinearity:                       1% of FS (0.9°)
bulletNull Repeatability:    0.2°
bulletCross Axis Error           <1% of Angle
bulletTypical Accuracy     ±1°
bulletTemperature:
bulletOperating:      -15 to +85 C
bulletStorage:           40 to +125 C
bulletTc of Null:         ±0.018° per C
bulletTc of Scale       ±0.06% per C

 

 

Pin Number Assignments:

bulletJ1-1     8-16 Vdc
bulletJ1-2     Ground
bulletJ1-3     X-Axis Output
bulletJ1-4     Y-Axis Output
bulletJ1-5     Reference

 

bulletJ2-1 thru J2-6 are used for factory programming only

 

 

 

CONTACT INFORMATION:

2835 West Grovers Ave.
Phoenix, AZ  85053
PHONE:  (602) 863-7092
FAX:  (602) 863-7709
E-MAIL:  clinelabs@clinelabs.com

Angle Sensors, Stepper motor drives and control, Industrial Automation, Switching Power supplies
Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Software development, Microprocessor based products

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