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E6C2-C

 

Incremental Rotary Encoder

Operation

Output Circuit Diagram

Note: 1.

The shield is not connected to the internal circuits or casing of the E6C2-C.

2.

There is no difference in circuit among phases A, B, and Z.

3.

Connect the GND terminal to 0 V or the ground when the E6C2-C is in normal operation.

Timing Charts

NPN Open Collector Output

E6C2-CWZ6C

PNP Open Collector Output

E6C2-CWZ5B

Black, white, orange

Output signal

Brown

Blue

Main 
circuit

0 V

3.3 

Ω

Ground

(Shielded)

PNP transistor

35 mA max.

(Black: Phase A, White: 
Phase B, Orange: Phase Z)

E6C2-CWZ6C

E6C2-CWZ3E

E6C2-CWZ1X

NPN 
transistor

35 mA max. 
30 VDC max.

Black, white, orange

Output signal
(Black: Phase A, 
White: Phase B, 
Orange: Phase Z)

Brown

Blue

Main 
circuit

0 V

3.3 

Ω

5 VDC 

5% to 

24 VDC +15%

(Shielded)

Ground

NPN 
transistor

20 mA max.

Black, white, orange

Output signal
(Black: Phase A, 
White: Phase B, 
Orange: Phase Z)

Brown

Blue

Main 
circuit

0 V

3.3 

Ω

2 k

Ω

5 VDC 

5% to 

12 VDC +10%

Ground

(Shielded)

E6C2-CWZ5B

AM26LS31 or 
equivalent

Black, white, orange

Non-reversed output
(Black: Phase A, White: 
Phase B, Orange: Phase Z)

Brown

Blue

Main 
circuit

5 VDC 

±

5%

0 V

Reversed output (Black/Red: 
Phase A, White/Red: Phase 
B, Orange/Red: Phase Z 

Black, white, orange 
(with red stripes)

Ground

(Shielded)

12 VDC 

10% to 

24 VDC +15%

Direction or resolution: Clockwise (CW)
(As viewed from the end of the shaft)

Direction or resolution: Counterclockwise (CCW)
(As viewed from the end of the shaft)

Note: 

  Phase A is 1/4

±

1/8T faster than phase B. The ONs in the above 

timing chart mean that the output transistor is ON and the OFFs 
mean that the output transistor is OFF.

Note:

   Phase A is 1/4

±

1/8T slower than phase B.

   ON

Phase A

   OFF

   ON

Phase B

   OFF

   ON

Phase Z

   OFF

T (360

°

)

CW

1/4

±

1/8T (90

°±

45

°

)

   ON

Phase A

   OFF

   ON

Phase B

   OFF

   ON

Phase Z

   OFF

T (360

°

)

CCW

1/4

±

1/8T (90

°±

45

°

)

Summary of Contents for E6C2-C

Page 1: ...ates a circuit protecting the E6C2 C from dam age resulting from the incorrect wiring of output thus ensuring ease of use 33 Smaller than E6C C The E6C2 C uses a high performance LED indicator custom...

Page 2: ...0 5 to 12 VDC Voltage output 10 20 30 40 50 60 100 200 300 360 400 500 600 E6C2 CWZ3E 720 800 1 000 1 024 1 200 1 500 1 800 2 000 5 VDC Line driver output 10 20 30 40 50 60 100 200 300 360 400 500 600...

Page 3: ...or output Voltage output NPN output Line driver output see note 2 Output capacity Applied voltage 30 VDC max Output current 35 mA max Residual voltage 0 4 V max at sink current of 35 mA Output current...

Page 4: ...20 mA max Black white orange Output signal Black Phase A White Phase B Orange Phase Z Brown Blue Main circuit 0 V 3 3 2 k 5 VDC 5 to 12 VDC 10 Ground Shielded E6C2 CWZ5B AM26LS31 or equivalent Black...

Page 5: ...L H Phase B L H Phase Z L T 360 CW 1 4 1 8T 90 45 H Phase A L H Phase B L H Phase Z L T 360 CCW 1 4 1 8T 90 45 Direction or resolution Clockwise CW As viewed from the end of the shaft Direction or res...

Page 6: ...2 insulator 1 0 dia five conductors and shield eight conductors for line driver use E69 C06B E69 C68B With Ends of Different Diameter Note The coupling is made of glass reinforced PBT 22 5 5 2 8 11 16...

Page 7: ...holes The flange is made of SPCC t 3 2 Four R3 25 2 0 05 0 dia hole Note Material SPCC t 3 2 Three 5 5 screw head holes Mounting Bracket A set of three Brackets provided with the E69 FCA02 Mounting Di...

Page 8: ...12 or 24 V Phase A and Power Supply 12 V to A8 B8 and 24 V to A9 B9 Phase B and Power Supply 12 V to A12 B12 and 24 V to A13 B13 Phase Z and Power Supply 12 V to A16 B16 and 24 V to A17 B17 Color Ter...

Page 9: ...Setup in the DM area Count Mode Applicable Model E6C2 CWZ6C Reset The present count value can be reset with the soft reset function or the AND of soft reset and phase Z input Output Up Down mode Incre...

Page 10: ...haft or coupling Therefore do not hit the shaft or coupling with a hammer when inserting the shaft into the coupling Refer to the following illustrations when using a standard coupling When connecting...

Page 11: ...5 M km min at 20 C The rise time varies with the resistance of the cord and the kind of cord as well as the length of the cord The residual output voltage will increase according to the length of the...

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