Dr. Johannes Heidenhain Gmbh

Johannes Heidenhain Gmbh

Giselher Schneider

Markus Kühler

Ralph Schmidt

A scanning unit, by which a scale, which is movable in relation to the scanning unit in a measuring direction, can be optically scanned. The scanning unit including a detector arrangement and a transparent support having a first surface and a second surface, wherein the detector arrangement is arranged on the second surface. The scanning unit further including a transparent cover plate, which is fastened on the first surface of the transparent support and includes a shielding device for shielding the detector arrangement against electromagnetic fields.

Scanning unit of an optical position measuring arrangement and position measuring arrangement having this scanning unit

An encapsulated measuring device for detecting a velocity and/or acceleration of a rotationally or linearly moved component. The device includes a measuring device housing having a wall, and a scanning unit arranged in the housing, the scanning unit including a scanning head in the form of a Ferraris sensor, and wherein an eddy current body of the Ferraris sensor includes at least a portion of the wall of the measuring device housing.

Encapsulated measuring apparatus for detecting a velocity and/or acceleration of a rotationally or linearly moved component

A mounting aid for the alignment of a first graduation support in relation to a second graduation support of a position measuring system, the mounting aid including a spacer, which specifies a preset scanning distance between a first measuring graduation of the first graduation support and a second measuring graduation of the second graduation support. The mounting aid further including a connector having a structure to positively engage the first graduation support, wherein the connector is released from engagement with the first graduation support by displacing the connector with respect to the first graduation support and a protective cover that covers the measuring graduation.

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Traunstein, Germany

Giselher Schneider