Baumerelectric BHF/BHG Optical Incremental Hollow Shaft Encoder Data Sheet

This document provides information on the general data, environmental conditions, features, mechanical data, and operating voltage of the BHG BHF optical incremental hollow shaft encoders.


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Brand
Baumerelectric
Document type
Datasheet
Language
German
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
204 KB
Published
19 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
3981B6694E27951672A5EA1B9A7CE97A

About this manual

The BHF/BHG series are optical incremental hollow‑shaft encoders with a 12 mm hollow or through‑hole shaft. They feature an optical sampling principle, up to 10 000 impulses per revolution, low mounting depth and various mounting accessories.

The document provides electrical parameters, mechanical data, torque ratings, environmental limits, wiring diagrams, connector pin assignments and ordering details for both the BHF (IP 42) and BHG (IP 65) variants. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • Merkmale
  • Allgemeine Daten
  • Mechanische Daten
  • Stromaufnahmen
  • Tragheitsmoment
  • max. Messschritte
  • Impulstoleranzen
  • max. Grenzfrequenzen
  • Betriebsdrehmoment
  • Umgebungsbedingungen

Specifications

Maximum speed (BHF)12 000 U/min (IP 42)
Supply voltage (05A)5 VDC
Supply voltage (25W)4.5 – 30 VDC
Supply voltage (24K)10 – 30 VDC
Maximum count steps40 000 steps at 10 000 impulses
Impulse tolerance (≤5 000)+10 %
Maximum frequency (24K)200 kHz
Operating torque (BHF, IP 42)0.9 cNm
Operating torque (BHG, IP 65)3.7 cNm
Housing materialAluminium
Weight≈ 300 g
Operating temperature range-20 °C … +85 °C

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum operating speed for the BHF encoder?

The BHF encoder can run up to 12 000 rpm (IP 42).

What supply voltages are available for these encoders?

Three supply options are provided: 5 VDC (05A), 4.5‑30 VDC (25W) and 10‑30 VDC (24K).

What is the maximum count resolution of the BHF/BHG series?

The encoders can deliver up to 40 000 steps per revolution when configured for 10 000 impulses.

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