I have an encoder, the circuit is in the image below:

The one that I’m interested in is the PNP one. I want to use a 0-5 V digital voltage, the datasheet says this:

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations with basic kirchhoff law I cannot obtain 5 V because the 35 mA max, the pulldown resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low. Am I missing something, how can I dimension the correct resistor?

This was the calculations that I made, what was wrong I'm very tired:

I have an encoder; the circuit is in the image below:

The one that I’m interested in is the PNP one. I want to use a 0-5 V digital voltage, the datasheet says this:

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations using Kirchhoff's law I can't obtain 5 V because of the 35 mA max; the pull-down resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low. Am I missing something? How can I dimension the resistor correctly?

This is the calculation that I made, what is wrong?

I have an encoder, the circuit is in the image below:

The one that i m interested in is the PNP one, i want to use a 0-5V digital voltage, the datasheet says this

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations with basic kirchhoff law i cannot obtain 5Volts because the 35mA max, the pulldown resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low, am i missing something, how can i dimensionate the correct resistor  ?

This was the calculations that i made, what was wrong im very tired

I have an encoder, the circuit is in the image below:

The one that I’m interested in is the PNP one. I want to use a 0-5 V digital voltage, the datasheet says this:

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations with basic kirchhoff law I cannot obtain 5 V because the 35 mA max, the pulldown resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low. Am I missing something, how can I dimension the correct resistor?

This was the calculations that I made, what was wrong I'm very tired:

I have an Omron encoder, the circuit is in the image below:

The one that i m interested in is the PNP one, i want to use a 0-5V digital voltage, the datasheet says this

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations with basic kirchhoff law i cannot obtain 5Volts because the 35mA max, the pulldown resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low, am i missing something, how can i dimensionate the correct resistor ?

I have an encoder, the circuit is in the image below:

The one that i m interested in is the PNP one, i want to use a 0-5V digital voltage, the datasheet says this

1. Applied voltage: 30 VDC max.
2. Source current: 35 mA max
3. Residual voltage: 0.4 V max. (at source current of 35 mA)

By my calculations with basic kirchhoff law i cannot obtain 5Volts because the 35mA max, the pulldown resistor should be very low, because the emitter resistor is very low, am i missing something, how can i dimensionate the correct resistor ?

This was the calculations that i made, what was wrong im very tired