Pancake Slip Rings 6 circuits 10A 6 circuits signal:
Product Description:
Features:
Typical Application:
Specifications:
Mechanical Parameter | |
Working Temperature | -30℃~80℃ |
Working Humidity | 0~85%RH |
Housing Material | Aluminum Alloy |
Protection(IP Grade) | IP51 |
Electrical & Electronics | |||
spec | power | signal | |
voltage range | 0~440VAC/VDC | 0~240VAC/VDC | |
Insulation Resistance | ≥1000M /500VDC | ≥1000M /500VDC | |
Lead Wire Size | AWG17# Silverplated teflon | AWG22# Silverplated teflon | |
Lead Length | Standard 300mm(can be customized) | ||
Dielectric Strength |
500VAC@50Hz,60s | ||
Dynamic Contact Resistance | ≤0.01Ω | ||
Circuits & Current | 6 /10A | ||
Signal | 6 | ||
Dimension(OD) | 172mm |
Drawing for HP25-P0610-S06:
FAQ:
How are pancake slip rings different from traditional slip rings?
Pancake slip rings, also known as flat slip rings or platter slip rings, differ from traditional slip rings primarily in their design and form factor. Traditional slip rings are cylindrical in shape, whereas pancake slip rings have a flat, disk-like structure. This design allows pancake slip rings to be more compact and suitable for applications with limited vertical space.
What are the main components of a pancake slip ring?
A pancake slip ring typically consists of the following main components:
Rotor: The rotating part of the slip ring that connects to the rotating equipment or machinery.
Stator: The stationary part of the slip ring that remains fixed while the rotor rotates.
Conductive Rings: Metal rings mounted on the rotor or stator that provide electrical pathways for signal and power transmission.
Brushes: Carbon or metal brushes that maintain contact with the conductive rings, allowing for the transfer of electrical signals and power.
What materials are used in pancake slip rings?
The choice of materials for pancake slip rings depends on various factors, including the application requirements and environmental conditions. Common materials used for the conductive rings include precious metals like gold or silver, which offer good conductivity and resistance to oxidation. The brushes are typically made of carbon or metal alloys. The housing and other structural components can be made of materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, or engineering plastics, depending on factors like weight, durability, and cost.