SISCO absolute angle sensor features a hard aluminum alloy shell, 360° mechanical rotation angle, and IP40 protection class. With a rated power of 2W, it delivers stable and reliable performance for continuous rotary angle measurement.


This absolute angle sensor is suitable for precision motion and position feedback. It can be used in second-order inverted pendulum systems, high-speed control equipment, robotic mechanisms, servo actuators, and rotary measurement devices.
| Model | SISCO-AS-WDD35D4 |
| Shell Material | Hard aluminum alloy |
| Mechanical Angle | 360° |
| Electrical Angle | 345° |
| Resolution | Infinitesimal |
| Mechanical Life | 20 million revolutions |
| Protection Class | IP40 |
| Rotating Torque | <1mN.m |
| Linearity | ±0.1% |
| Sliding Resistance | 5KΩ±15% |
| Power | 2W |
| Rotational Torque | <10mN·m |
| Dielectric Withstand Voltage | 500V/1min |
| Weight | 47.8g |
| Size | With Shaft: Diameter 36.5*38.8mm Without Shaft: Diameter 36.5*19.7mm |
| Operating and Storage Temperature | -55℃-125℃ |
| Simple Bracket Material | Steel |
| L-Shaped Bracket Material | Aluminum alloy |
Absolute Angle Sensor Dimension

Simple Bracket Dimension

L-Shaped Bracket Dimension


Q1: Can an absolute angle sensor measure 360 degrees?
A1: Yes. The absolute angle sensor supports 360° mechanical rotation, allowing the shaft to rotate through a full revolution. However, its electrical angle is 345°, meaning the analog output corresponds to a 345° measurement range.
Q2: How accurate is an absolute angle sensor?
A2: This absolute angle sensor provides ±0.1% linearity. Linearity indicates how closely the sensor output follows the actual angular position across its specified electrical measurement range.
Q3: Is the absolute angle sensor suitable for high-temperature applications?
A3: Yes. Its specified operating and storage temperature range extends from -55°C to +125°C. The actual suitability should also be evaluated based on the surrounding equipment and installation conditions.
Tips: Can an absolute angle sensor be used in a second-order inverted pendulum?
Yes. This absolute angle sensor is suitable for second-order inverted pendulum systems because its continuous analog output provides uninterrupted angular position feedback. Infinite resolution is useful for monitoring small changes during dynamic motion control.
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