Solid State Pulse Transmitter
These solid state pulse transmitters provide fast and accurate signaling for remote indication, totalizing and data monitoring systems. They are UL listed and CSA certified for gasoline pump computers and applications that require pulsing of output shaft rotation in hazardous locations.
The output can be either dual channel with 50 pulses per revolution per channel or single channel with 100 pulses per revolution. The dual channel pulse trains can be staggered or overlapping. A staggered output allows errors to be detected on either channel or on both concurrently (power loss to pulser). An overlapping output permits the detection of direction of rotation and errors on either channel but not on both concurrently. The single channel devices are used when greater pulse density is desired and error detection is not required.
Features
- UL listed, CSA certified. BASEEFA Approved Models are Available, Contact Factory
- Solid State Switching Mechanism
- Directional Sensing
- Single or Dual Channel
- Optional One-way Clutch
- Explosion-proof Housing
Technical Specifications
Specifications listed are standard unless otherwise noted. Optional features are available at no additional cost.
Recommended Operating Conditions: Each channel:
Supply Voltage (VCC): 10 to 15 VDC, 75 mA max at 15 VDC.
Output: Dependent on load.
Switching Times: Rise Time: 2 microseconds maximum with 10 mA resistive load to ground. Fall time: 4 microseconds maximum.
Recommended Termination: See reverse side.
Rotation: Standard is bidirectional, customer specified. Optional models available with no-back feature.
Input Shaft Speed: 600 rpm maximum. Torque: 2 oz-in. maximum (144 gm-cm).
Output Pulse: Dual channel at 50 ppr, staggered or overlapping. Single channel at 100 ppr.
Duty Cycle:
Overlapping/Quadrature: 50% +-10% high/low ratio. Second channel phase displaced by 90 degrees +-18 degrees.
Staggered: 75% +-5% high/low ration. Second channel displaced by 180 degrees +-18 degrees.
Single Channel: 50% +-10% high/low ratio.
Circuit Class: For National Electrical Code Class 2 circuits only.
Operating Environment: -40 degrees to 180 degrees F (-40 degrees to 82 degrees C).
Storage Environment: -67 degrees to 257 degrees F (-55 degrees to 125 degrees C).
Shaft: Specify length of either 0.956 or 1.672 inch (24.28 or 41.80 mm).
Shock: Normal Shipping.
Housing: Explosion-proof. For use in hazardous locations Class 1, Groups C&D.
Mounting: Three 1/4-20 UNC-2B blind tapped holes, spaced 120 degrees apart on a 2.5 in. (63.5 mm) diameter bolt circle.
Leads: 48 in.(120 cm) of four or five conductors, gas and oil resistant, #18 AWG wire.
