Encoder Model HR12 provides an improved feedback solution in applications typically using modular encoders. The HR12 provides feedback capabilities where the others leave off – high line count resolution',' high temperature operation',' rugged bearing construction',' large tolerance to radial and axial shaft play',' commutation for brushless motor control',' with a strain relieved cable. Quadrature output with index pulse and three-phase commutation provided with industrial 26C31 differential drivers. A flexible member allows for much greater tail shaft run out and TIR than can be tolerated by modular encoder designs',' plus it provides 30 degrees of rotation for commutation timing.

Quantum Devices Model LP12 optical encoder provides an improved feedback solution in applications typically using modular encoders. With an over all height of less than an inch and the stability of a bearing encoder design',' the model LP12 can provide significant performance upgrades in applications limited by traditional modular encoder solutions. Outputs consist of a quadrature with index pulse (Incremental or Sinusoidal) and three-phase commutation. A flexible member allows for much greater tail shaft run out and TIR than can be tolerated by modular encoder designs',' plus it provides 30 degrees of rotation for commutation timing.

Quantum Devices Model QDH20 provides an improved feedback solution in applications typically using a standard size 20 package. The QDH20 provides encoder feedback in standard industrial mounting configurations with superb mechanical and environmental protection. Outputs consist of a quadrature A & B with reference pulse Z as a standard feature. The output can be configured with either the 5 to 26 volt OL7272 line driver or open collector outputs. The QDH20 features two heavy-duty bearings holding the output shaft',' and two more bearings along with an integral flexible spring mount to isolate the working pieces of the encoder from mechanical stresses.

Quantum Devices Model QM22 is a high performance',' small diameter modular encoder ideal for high volume OEM applications and priced competitively for all sizes of motion control projects. The QM22’s versatile electrical configurations include lines counts up to 2500* and several commutation options*. The QM22’s patent lock-n-twist mechanism simplifies installation; saving production time and money. Perfect for NEMA 11 BLDC servo applications.

The Quantum Devices EZ-Comm system is the fastest and most economical way to align an optical encoder’s commutation channels to a motor. EZ-Comm was designed to reduce assembly cost for high volume manufacturing. By eliminating multiple steps from the typical timing of an encoder and motor',' EZ-Comm saves manufacturing time and reduces assembly cost. EZ-Comm is integrated into the high performance',' low profile modular design of the QM35. QM35 EZ-Comm is ideal for high volume OEM applications and priced competitively for all sizes of motion control projects. As simple as a push of a button',' QM35 EZ-Comm is the newest and simplest way to commutate your BLDC motors.

The Quantum Devices EZ-Comm system is the fastest and most economical way to align an optical encoder’s commutation channels to a motor. EZ-Comm was designed to reduce assembly cost for high volume manufacturing. By eliminating multiple steps from the typical timing of an encoder and motor',' EZ-Comm saves manufacturing time and reduces assembly cost. EZ-Comm is integrated into the high performance',' low profile modular design of the QML35. QML35 EZ-Comm is ideal for high volume OEM applications and priced competitively for all sizes of motion control projects. As simple as a push of a button',' EZ-Comm is the newest and simplest way to commutate your BLDC motors.

Quantum Devices Model QR110 is designed to provide high resolution digital feedback in an industrial standard size 11 mounting format. Quadrature with reference pulse output format',' resolutions up to 2048 lines per revolution (direct read) and a variety of electrical options are easily capable of satisfying the most demanding feedback application. The QR110 provides the user digital position information',' directly from the feedback device',' without the external R to D converters that are typically used with resolver feedback. Converting from size 11 resolver to encoder feedback is easily accomplished with the QR110 without the need for costly mounting modification to existing designs. QDI’s unique optical sensing system embodies a much simplified encoder design',' which ultimately results in longer service life and less down time due to feedback device failure. The encoder housing is constructed of a conductive carbon fiber composite that provides the EMI shielding of an all-metal housing and performance of a lightweight robust assembly.

Quantum Devices Model QR145 Optical Incremental Encoder provides an improved feedback solution in applications typically using modular encoders. With an overall height of only 0.87” and the stability of a bearing encoder design',' the model QR145 Optical Incremental Encoder can provide significant performance upgrades in applications limited by traditional modular encoder solutions. Outputs consist of a quadrature with reference pulse and three-phase commutation',' which can be configured with either the industrial standard 5 volt RS-422 Line Driver or the 5 to 26 volt OL7272 line driver. A flexible spring mount allows for much greater tail shaft run out than can be tolerated by modular encoder designs',' plus it provides 30 degrees of rotation for commutation timing. A housing constructed of conductive carbon fiber composite provides the EMI shielding of an all metal housing and the performance of a lightweight robust assembly. An optional IP66 housing is available at a fraction of the cost of competitors’ comparable sealed encoders.

Quantum Devices Model QR787 blind bore version provides a high performance',' high resolution digital feedback solution for small motor applications. The QR787 model provides the resolution of larger encoder packages',' but in a package only 20 mm (0.787″) in diameter. Outputs can be configured in either single ended',' 5 volt RS-422 differential or with high voltage differential line driver. QDI’s patented sensing scheme embodies a much simplified encoder design',' which ultimately results in longer service life and less downtime due to feedback device failure. The encoder housing is constructed of a conductive carbon fiber composite that provides the EMI shielding of an all-metal housing and performance of a lightweight robust assembly.

Quantum Devices Model QR787 is intended for applications requiring high performance',' high-resolution digital feedback in a very small package. The model QR787 provides the resolution of larger encoder packages but in a package only 20 mm (0.787″) in diameter. Outputs can be configured in either single ended',' 5 volt RS-422 differential or with high voltage differential line driver. QDI’s patented sensing scheme embodies a much simplified encoder design',' which ultimately results in longer service life and less downtime due to feedback device failure. The encoder housing is constructed of a conductive carbon fiber composite that provides the EMI shielding of an all-metal housing and performance of a lightweight robust assembly.

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The HMC1105 is a passive miniature frequency doubler MMIC. Suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is up to 46 dB typical with respect to input signal level. The doubler utilizes the same GaAs Schottky diode/balun technology found in Hittite MMIC mixers. It features small size, requires no DC bias, and adds no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
Applications

    Point-to-Point and VSAT Radios 
    V-Band Communications 
    Test Instrumentation
    Radar
    Space

The HMC156A devices are miniature frequency doublers that are available in a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) die (HMC156A), and a nonhermetic, ceramic surface mount package (HMC156AC8). Suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 38 dB typical with respect to input signal levels. The doubler uses the same diode/balun technology used in Hittite MMIC mixers, features small size, and requires no dc bias.
Applications

    Wireless local loop 
    Local multipoint distribution systems (LMDS)
    Very small aperture terminal (VSAT)
    Point-to-point radios 
    Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) and high performance radio LAN (HiperLAN)
    Test equipment

The HMC158 devices are miniature frequency doublers that are available in a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) die (HMC158) and a nonhermetic, ceramic surface mount package (HMC158C8). Suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 40 dB typical with respect to input signal level. The doublers use the same diode/balun technology used in Hittite MMIC mixers, feature small size, and require no dc bias.
Applications

    Wireless local loop 
    Local multipoint distribution systems (LMDS)
    Very small aperture terminal (VSAT)
    Point-to-point radios 
    Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (U-NII) and high performance radio LAN (HiperLAN)
    Test equipment

The HMC187AMS8(E) is a miniature frequency doubler MMIC in plastic an 8-lead MSOP package. The suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 40 dB typical with respect to input signal levels. The doubler uses the same diode/ balun technology used in Hittite MMIC mixers. The doubler is ideal for high volume applications where frequency doubling of a lower frequency is more economical than directly generating a higher frequency. The passive Schottky diode doubler technology contributes no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
Applications

    Wireless Local Loop 
    LMDS, VSAT, and Point-to-Point Radios 
    UNII & HiperLAN 
    Test Equipment

The HMC188MS8(E) is a miniature frequency doubler in plastic 8-lead MSOP package. The suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 45 dB typical with respect to input signal levels. The doubler uses the same diode/balun technology used in Hittite MMIC mixers. The doubler is ideal for high volume applications where frequency doubling of a lower frequency is more economical than directly generating a higher frequency. The passive Schottky diode doubler technology contributes no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
Applications

    Wireless Local Loop
    LMDS, VSAT, and Point-to-Point Radios
    UNII & HiperLAN
    Test Equipment

The HMC189AMS8(E) is a miniature passive frequency doubler in a plastic 8-lead MSOP package. The suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 33 dB typical with respect to input signal levels. The doubler uses the same diode/balun technology used in Hittite MMIC mixers. The doubler is ideal for high volume applications where frequency doubling of a lower frequency is more economical than directly generating a higher frequency. The passive Schottky diode doubler technology contributes no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
The HMC189AMS8(E) is a replacement for the HMC189MS8(E).
Applications

    Wireless Local Loop 
    LMDS, VSAT, and Point-to-Point Radios 
    UNII & HiperLAN 
    Test Equipment

The HMC205 is a passive miniature frequency doubler in a MMIC die. Suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 32 dB typical with respect to input signal level. The doubler utilizes the same GaAs Schottky diode/balun technology found in Hittite MMIC mixers. It features small size, no DC bias, and no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
Applications

    Wireless Local Loop
    LMDS, VSAT, and Point-to-Point Radios
    Test Equipment

The HMC331 is a GaAs MMIC passive miniature frequency doubler MMIC. Suppression of undesired fundamental and higher order harmonics is 50 dB typical with respect to input signal level. The doubler utilizes the same GaAs Schottky diode/balun technology found in Hittite MMIC mixers. It features small size, requires no DC bias, and adds no measurable additive phase noise onto the multiplied signal.
Applications 

    Wireless Local Loop 
    LMDS, VSAT, and Point-to-Point Radios 
    Test Equipment

The HMC916LP3E is an active x3 frequency multiplier in a 3x3 mm leadless QFN surface mount package. Power output is 2 dBm typical from a single +5V supply and varies little vs. input power, temperature and supply voltage. Suppression of undesired fundamental and spurious is 15 dBc typical with respect to output signal level. The low additive SSB phase noise of -152 dBc/Hz at 100 kHz offset helps the user maintain good system noise performance. The HMC916LP3E is ideal for use in LO multiplier chains allowing reduced parts count versus traditional approaches.
Applications

    Microwave Radio & VSAT
    Military Radios, Radar & ECM
    Test Instrumentation

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