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Encoders

SICK ATM90-PXF13X13 Sensor

SICK ATM90-PXF13X13 compact rotary encoder. Miniature optical encoder for motion feedback in tight machine installations.

Overview

The SICK ATM90-PXF13X13 is a compact rotary encoder of the ATM90 family. It provides rotation feedback for motion control tasks in a miniature format, suited to tight machine layouts where full-size encoders cannot be installed.

How It Works

The encoder scans the shaft rotation optically and generates position signals proportional to the angle of rotation. The drive or controller evaluates these signals for speed and position feedback in closed-loop motion tasks.

Key Features

  • Miniature encoder family for compact installations
  • Optical scanning for precise angle measurement
  • Suitable for motion feedback on small drives
  • Robust housing despite the small footprint
  • Simple integration with standard drive inputs
  • Reliable operation in industrial environments

Typical Applications

  • Feedback on small servo and stepper drives
  • Position sensing on compact rotary units
  • Speed feedback on miniature gearboxes
  • Angle measurement on lab automation devices
  • Feedback on light-duty material handling axes

Specifications

Attribute
Value
Model
SICK ATM90-PXF13X13
Encoder type
Compact rotary encoder
Family
ATM90 rotary encoders

Installation and Setup Notes

Mount the encoder with a suitable coupling or mounting bracket and observe the family's shaft load limits. Wire the interface according to the control system specification and configure the evaluation electronics for the signal type. Verify rotation direction and scaling after installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the ATM90 fit best?
Wherever space is too tight for standard 58 mm or 60 mm encoders and reliable feedback is still required.
Can it be used on servos?
Yes, with a drive that accepts the encoder interface of this variant.
How is it mounted?
Via the family's flange and coupling accessories onto the drive or machine shaft.

Related Encoders

For absolute feedback, see the SICK AFS60A-S4NB262144. For linear measurement, see the SICK TTK70-HXA0-K02.

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