Learn about SSI Interface _Synchronous Serial Interface for Absolute Encoders

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The SSI interface (SSI = Synchronous Serial Interface) is a communication interface for
absolute encoders that is well established in the market. It was originally developed by
Max Stegmann GmbH (now SICK) and is used for serial data transmission, which allows
absolute positions to be conveyed. The advantage of this method of transmission is
that the controller can set not only the time of recording of the position but also the
speed of data transmission. The interface is thus an ideal way to ensure reliable data
transmission.


If you are using encoder from any of following families ; Described product families
AHS/AHM36 SSI
AFS/AFM60 SSI
AFS/AFM60 SSI + Sin/Cos
AFS/AFM60 SSI + Incremental
AFS/AFM60S Pro
ATM60 SSI
ATM90 SSI
ARS60 SSI
TTK70 SSI + Sin/Cos
KH53 SS

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