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| Place of Origin: | Japan |
| Brand Name: | TAMAGAWA |
| Certification: | CE |
| Model Number: | TS5016N60 |
| Minimum Order Quantity: | 1pcs |
|---|---|
| Packaging Details: | carton |
| Delivery Time: | in stock |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union,, MoneyGram |
| Supply Ability: | 100pcs/week |
| Material: | Iron | Clour: | Gray |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diameter: | 50mm | Temperature: | 50-120 |
| TAMAGAWA: | TAMAGAWA | TS5016N60: | TS5016N60 |
| Wire: | Wire |
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The contour of a rotor for
Singlsyn
forms specially curved air gap between its stator and the rotor, of
which permeance is changed as a sinusoidal wave corresponding to an angle of the rotor shaft. One
excitation winding and two output windings are placed in the stator. The two output windings detect a
change of air gap between the rotor and the stator and produce output voltage with 2-phases
proportional to sine and cosine of the angle of rotor. (Refer to Fig. 1 and Fig. 2)
Because the output signals of
Singlsyn
are the same as those of conventional resolvers and
Smartsyns as shown in equation(2) and(3), they can be converted to digital angle data by using
conventional resolver to digital (R/D) converters.
Temperature:50-120
Diameter:50mm
clour:Gray
| Function | 2X-VRX | 3X-VRX | 4X-VRX | |
| Size | S10 | 45' | 10' | 5' |
| S15 | 35' | 3' | 2' | |
| S21 | 10' | 2' |
1'
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| Model | TS2223N12E102 | TS2224N12E102 | TS2225N12E102 |
| Excitation Input | AC7Vrms 10kHz | ||
| Primary Side | R1 - R2 | ||
| Transformation Ratio | 0.286±10% | ||
| Electrical Error | 60'Max. | ||
| Input Impedance: Zro | 120Ω±20% | ||
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The Rectangle Surrounding the Object (Page 1937) Multiple Selection of Objects (Page 1942) How to Set the Options for the configuration settings (Page 1920) How to Align Multiple Objects
The objects in a multiple selection can be edited together using the functions of the Alignment palette. These functions can also be called from the "Arrange / Align" menu.
The Alignment Palette contains the following functions for processing the objects in a multiple selection:
Align:The selected objects are aligned on the border line of the selection frame (up, down, left, right). ● Center:The selected objects are centered on a middle axis of the selection frame (horizontally, vertically). ● Space: The selected objects are distributed evenly across the height or width of the selection frame (horizontally, vertically). ● Align: The size of the reference object is assigned to the selected objects (height, width or height and width). A detailed description of these functions can be found in the section "The Alignment palette
Select at least two objects of any type. Procedure 1. Click the icon you want in the Alignment Palette. The alignment or the size of the selected objects changes. Alternative Procedure 1. Select the entry you want from the Arrange / Align menu. The alignment or the size of the selected objects changes.
The shape, appearance, position and application linking of an object are set by the "Object Properties". These properties can be changed in the page layout editor as needed. The properties of an object are described by a large number of "attributes". An object property can be changed by assigning a new value to its attribute. The Properties tab of the "Object Properties" window contains all the attributes of a selected object or objects in a multiple selection. The attributes are divided into property groups, such as "Geometry" or "Colors". The type and number of the available property groups and attributes are dependent on the type of the selected objects. So, for example, the "Font" property group is only shown for the object types which can be displayed with text. As an alternative to changing the attributes in the "Object Properties" window, objects can also be adjusted with the mouse and keyboard or by using the toolbar and palettes. However, in this way only certain object properties, such as the basic geometric size, color and line style, can be changed.
The "Object Properties" window represents the central dialog for changing object properties in the page layout editor. For creating a layout, it is first important to adjust the static values of the attributes, in order, for example, to set the form, appearance or position of an object. Change the static values on the Properties tab. With dynamic report objects, you can edit the selection of data for output using the "Object Properties" dialog. You can open the dialogs for editing on the link tab.
