Autonics E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C Rotary Encoder
The E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C Rotary Encoder supports 1000 PPR pulse resolution, voltage output type, and dependable operation with a 5V DC power supply for industrial automation applications. Manufactured by Autonics, this encoder is suitable for rotational sensing, speed monitoring, and positioning feedback in compact control systems. It belongs to the Autonics Rotary Encoder category widely used in semiconductor equipment, inspection systems, and automated machinery.
| Brand | Autonics |
| Product | Rotary Encoder |
| Model Number | E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C |
Autonics E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C Rotary Encoder - Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max. response frequency | 300kHz |
| Shaft outer diameter | Ã6mm |
| Max. allowable revolution | 5000rpm |
| Power supply | 5VDC |
| Starting torque | Max. 40gf.cm(max. 0.00392N.m) |
| Resolution | 1000P/R |
| Output phase | A, B, Z |
| Control output | Voltage |
| Connection type | Radial cable connector type |
| Environment_Ambient temperature | -10 to 70â, storage: -25 to 85â |
| Environment_Ambient humidity | 35 to 85% RH, storage: 35 to 90% RH |
| Protection structure | IP50 |
| Weight | Approx. 120g |
The Autonics E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C Rotary Encoder uses an optical sensing structure to convert rotational movement into electrical pulse signals for industrial control applications. The encoder generates 1000 pulses during each shaft revolution, allowing motion controllers and PLC systems to calculate rotational speed, movement direction, and shaft position accurately. Its voltage output configuration provides stable signal communication for low-voltage automation circuits requiring precise rotational feedback.
This rotary encoder is commonly installed in compact assembly equipment, robotic positioning systems, inspection machines, and electronic manufacturing applications. Robotic systems use rotational feedback for synchronized arm movement and positioning accuracy. Inspection equipment depends on encoder pulse tracking to maintain controlled scanning operations. Electronic production systems use rotational sensing to coordinate conveyor movement, indexing operations, and automated handling processes during manufacturing cycles.
Industrial automation equipment often operates continuously with repetitive movement and rapid machine cycles. The E40S6-1000-3-V-5-C is designed for stable operation under such working conditions while maintaining consistent pulse output performance. Its compact housing supports installation in limited machine spaces without affecting operational reliability. Proper installation helps maintain accurate motion feedback in automation, electronics manufacturing, and precision control applications requiring dependable rotational sensing.