What are the interfaces available in BTL?

Different interfaces of BTL

Micropulse transducers are available with a variety of different interfaces and can thus be
easily connected to controllers or simple display or processor units.
Generally differentiates between the analogue and the digital interface.

  • Voltage output
    The output voltage is directly proportional to the position of the position transducer on
    the measuring section.
  • Current output
    The output current is directly proportional to the position of the position transducer on
    the measuring section.
  • Pulse interface
    The time between a polling and the response pulse is directly proportional to the position
    of the position transducer on the measurement path. The transmission of the impulses
    with RS485 / 422 differential drivers guarantees interference-free transmission up to 500
    m cable length.
  • Synchronous serial interface SSI
    The position of the position transducer on the measuring path is transmitted serially to
    the controller in a data word. Micropulse position transducers with SSI interface can be
    connected directly to controllers or axis control cards with an SSI interface.
  • Digital I/O interface
    The displacement sensors can be directly connected to the controller via digital inputs /
    outputs and is therefore a cost-effective solution compared to analogue coupling.
  • Quadrature interface
    The encoder with quadrature interface is connected directly to a standard rotary encoder
    interface (90 ° phase shift, A & B)

  BTL distance sensors are also available with network interfaces.

 

                                 

 

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