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Incremental Encoder Signal Converter Devices

Posted on August 15, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

When using incremental encoders in your motion control and robotics applications, it is sometimes necessary to use an encoder signal converter device of some type to accomplish a particular function. For example, your encoder may output single-ended A, B, and… Continue Reading →

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Calt String Encoders Product Review – Easy To Use And Highly Reliable

Posted on July 26, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

Here is what a customer had to say about the Calt brand string encoders after using them in an application involving controlling hydraulic cylinders: “Great quality and accuracy. I have purchased 3 of these encoders. Takes only about 10 days… Continue Reading →

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Turn Linear Motion Into Rotary Motion With A Draw Wire Position Sensor

Posted on July 24, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

When it comes to measuring linear distances of more than a few feet, or working in harsh environments, linear encoders are not always able to meet the application requirements. Many optical linear encoders use a clear linear strip with black… Continue Reading →

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Calt Multi-turn Absolute Rotary Encoder – 12-bit Resolution, 10mm Shaft

Posted on July 20, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

  Product: Calt Multi-turn Absolute Rotary Encoder Price: $350.00 encoder only or $750 encoder and display pair Click Here To Buy Modbus RTU Encoder Only Click Here To Buy SSI Encoder Only Click Here To Buy SSI Encoder and Digital… Continue Reading →

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Calt Single-turn Absolute Rotary Encoder – 12-bit Resolution, 10mm Shaft

Posted on July 19, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

  Product: Calt Single-turn Absolute Rotary Encoder Price: $143.00 Place to Buy: Amazon.com Description: * Resolution of 4096 (12-bit) position codes per revolution (repeats same 4096 position codes for each complete 360-degree revolution of the shaft) * 10 mm shaft diameter,… Continue Reading →

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A Look At The Signals Coming Out Of Different Types Of Encoders

Posted on July 18, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

This article will focus in on the signals coming out of different types of encoders. Understanding the various output types available, and how to put them to use in your application, should add to your overall knowledge of encoders. Encoders… Continue Reading →

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What Is An Encoder – Turning Motion Into Electrical Signals

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

The word “encoder” comes from the word “encode”. Reading the dictionary definition of the word “encode” leads one to conclude that to encode something means to change it from one form into another. In the realm of motion control and… Continue Reading →

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What Is An Absolute Encoder?

Posted on July 13, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

If you are relatively new to the field of motion control and robotics, you are probably asking questions like, “What is an encoder?”, and more specifically, “What is an absolute encoder?” The goal of this article is to familiarize you… Continue Reading →

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Digital Counter Display, CNL Devices Inc.

Posted on July 9, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

In this article, a digital counter display manufactured and sold by CNL Devices Inc. will be reviewed. It was originally designed to be used with rotary or linear incremental encoders to display position readings, but the programmability of the display… Continue Reading →

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Incremental vs Absolute Encoder

Posted on July 6, 2018 by Clark Ludahl

In this article, an incremental vs absolute encoder comparison will be made. A brief description of both incremental and absolute encoders will be given along with pointing out some characteristics, advantages, and limitations of each. An explanation of how adding… Continue Reading →

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