The catalogue describes Tamagawa Seiki's Smartsyn brushless resolvers, their features, specifications, mounting methods, and usage guidelines.
About this manual
Smartsyn is a brushless resolver that converts rotational angles into electrical signals using a novel automatic winding method. The device consists of a rotary transformer and a sensing section that outputs sine and cosine voltages proportional to shaft angle.
The catalogue provides detailed specifications for five size variants (08, 10, 15, 21, 34), outlines mounting accuracy requirements, cautions for proper use, and information on the optional R/D converter that digitises the analog signals for robot and motor controllers. This manual is written in Japanese.
What's inside
- Features
- Specifications
- Principle
- Mounting method and accuracy
- Cautions for use
- R/D Converter
- Warranty
- Contact information
Specifications
| Operating temperature range | -55 °C to +155 °C (most models) |
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| Electrical error (accuracy) | ± 10′ Max |
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| Residual voltage | 20 mV rms Max |
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| Allowable rotation speed | 40,000 rpm (size 08) / 10,000 rpm (others) |
Frequently asked questions
What is the operating temperature range of Smartsyn?
The device operates from –55 °C up to +155 °C for most sizes.
What input voltage tolerance is recommended?
Use an input voltage within ±20 % of the specified value.
What is the maximum allowable rotation speed for the 08 size?
The 08 size can rotate up to 40,000 rpm.