Angle Encoder 365C PS 2010 ENG Neu
Angle Encoder 365C PS 2010 ENG Neu
The optical function is based on a slot mark disk and utilises the reflection light principle. It is
the most commonly used system in engine indicating technology due to the high precision in
extreme operating conditions. The angle mark resolution is 0.5 degree crank angle (up to 0.1
deg. CA by means of multiplication). The electronic components are mounted separately from
the sensor (crank shaft) to minimise the influence of electric interference, temperature and
vibration. There is one track on the marker disks with 720 pulses for the angle information
which includes trigger pulse information per revolution too for synchronisation purposes.
The angle information is transmitted by light pulses from the encoder through an optical cable,
length 2 m, to an emitter-receiver-electronic. The necessary power is supply by AVL indicating
instruments.
Open Version:
For certain applications a special Encoder solution is provided by AVL – it can be mounted
between the engine and the dyno. This is the customized solution 365X. The high tensile steel
disk is manufactured to customer’s specification.
Current program:
The actual program is shown in the picture below. For use with Non-AVL-device an encoder
set with external supply is available.
High precision
High resolution
High mechanical resistance, several hundred g
High maximum speed up to 20.000 rpm
Temperature range –40 °C to +70 °C (electronics)
Temperature range –40 °C to +120 °C (mechanics / optics)
Rotary and torsional analysis
Selectable output pulses per rev. 3600, 1800, 720, ... 36
Second output 720 … 36 pulses per rev.
Areas of Usage
The angle encoder is suitable for both test bed and in-vehicle operation, for applications from
small two-stroke engines to passenger cars, from commercial vehicles right up to track
engines, from racing engines to large engines such as stationary or ship engines.
to be connected
to cable 3064V04
fibre optic,
optic, 2m flange
adaptor
364 > 365