Encoders
SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 Sensor
SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 incremental encoder, part 1060529. 1000 pulses per revolution in a compact 36 mm-class housing.
Overview
The SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 (part number 1060529) is an incremental rotary encoder of the DBS36 family. With 1000 pulses per revolution as indicated by the order code, it provides dependable speed and position feedback for drives, process machinery and general automation.
How It Works
An optical scanning system generates incremental pulses as the shaft rotates. The controller counts the pulses to derive speed and relative position. The design is economic and robust, making it a standard choice for everyday drive feedback tasks.
Key Features
- Incremental rotary encoder with 1000 pulses per revolution (order code)
- Part number 1060529
- Compact 36 mm-class housing
- Optical scanning with proven reliability
- Simple integration with PLC and drive counters
- Economical feedback for standard drives
Typical Applications
- Speed feedback on standard motor drives
- Length measurement on conveyor and processing lines
- Position feedback on simple positioning axes
- Counting and ratio control on process equipment
- Feedback on packaging and printing machinery
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK DBS36E-BBEK00100 |
Part number | 1060529 |
Encoder type | Incremental rotary encoder |
Pulses per revolution | 1000 (order code) |
Installation and Setup Notes
Couple the encoder via a suitable shaft coupling and observe the permitted radial and axial shaft loads. Wire the signal channels per the control specification, terminating shields correctly to avoid noise. After commissioning, verify pulse count per revolution and direction of rotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 1000 ppr sufficient for my drive?
For most speed control and length measurement tasks, 1000 ppr provides adequate resolution; higher counts exist in the family.
Can it run on long cable runs?
With shielded cable and differential signal variants, longer runs are supported per the family specification.
What does DBS36E mean?
It identifies the 36 mm-class incremental encoder family with the E-generation electronics.
Related Encoders
For the 60 mm-class family, see the SICK DBS60E-BGAC02048. For solid-shaft variants, see the SICK DLS40E-S3AV00360.
