IF1032/ETH
From the Micro-Epsilon interface and signal-processing accessories series
Micro-Epsilon interface and signal-processing accessories: accessories and system components by Micro-Epsilon for communication adapters.
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Technical specification
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| Baud rate | 9200–6250000 baud |
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| Supply voltage | 5–36 V |
| Outputs and interfaces | Micro-Epsilon RS485 sensor protocol |
| ADC resolution | 14 bit |
| Storage temperature | -10–75 °C |
| Operating temperature | 0–60 °C |
| Humidity | 5–95 %RH |
| Protection class (DIN EN 60529) | IP40 |
| ADC sampling rate | 4000 samples/s |
| EtherCAT synchronisation output | Sync output (only EtherCAT) |
| Analog input as an alternative to the sensor protocol | Alternatively three analog inputs |
| Analog input temperature stability | 30 ppm |
| Automatic sensor detection | Automatic detection of Micro-Epsilon sensors which support the internal sensor protocol via RS485 |
| EtherCAT minimum cycle time | min. cycle time approx. 500 µs |
Values by configuration
These values differ with the controller or interface the sensor is used with. Each row applies to one configuration only; check the configuration in the system builder or with us.
| Interfaces | EtherCAT |
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| Interfaces | Ethernet |
The industries we serve
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Aerospace
- Aircraft door-lock position detection
- Airlines & Aerospace Our balancing machines and moment weighing scales for aerospace drives ensure maximum precision, ease of use, and modular flexibility delivering reliability and performance without compromise contributing to your economic success.
- Automatic balancing machines Automatic balancing machines from Schenck are advanced solutions for precise balancing of rotating components in automated production processes. We offer systems and stations for balancing crankshafts, wheels and tires, turbochargers, electric armatures, drives, axle drive units, torque converters, drive shafts, disc-shaped rotors, as well as fans. Our systems increase productivity, ensure consistent quality, and are tailored to the needs of the automotive, energy, and industrial sectors.
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Medical industry
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Environment
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Electric motor manufacturing
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Food industry
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Automotive industry
- Airlines & Aerospace Our balancing machines and moment weighing scales for aerospace drives ensure maximum precision, ease of use, and modular flexibility delivering reliability and performance without compromise contributing to your economic success.
- Automatic balancing machines Automatic balancing machines from Schenck are advanced solutions for precise balancing of rotating components in automated production processes. We offer systems and stations for balancing crankshafts, wheels and tires, turbochargers, electric armatures, drives, axle drive units, torque converters, drive shafts, disc-shaped rotors, as well as fans. Our systems increase productivity, ensure consistent quality, and are tailored to the needs of the automotive, energy, and industrial sectors.
- Axle Drives With our balancing machines for front and rear axle transmissions, the measured unbalance is corrected by drilling into the drive flanges of the transmissions (welding optional). We support you with our interdisciplinary expertise in the production of front and rear axle transmissions from the initial idea to the design stage through to series production.
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Industrial automation
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Plastics
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Optics
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3D printing
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Battery manufacturing
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about our products and services
Yes. It provides Ethernet display and EtherCAT connectivity for analog sensors, plus RS485 for the appropriate Micro-Epsilon protocol.
No. It specifies analog conversion resolution, with a stated maximum of 4 ksps. System accuracy also depends on sensor and module errors.
The page lists two voltage inputs and one current input, with 14-bit conversion and a maximum 4 kHz conversion rate. These module specifications do not establish complete sensor-system accuracy.
No. The RS485 input is specified for the Micro-Epsilon internal protocol. Match protocol and model as well as electrical connection.
The page lists a trigger input, EtherCAT synchronization output and sensor power output. Use the module instructions to match wiring and power requirements.
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