Rotary Encoders

What is a Rotary Encoder Sensor?

A rotary encoder sensor is a device used to convert the angular position or motion of a shaft into an electrical signal. These sensors find applications in various systems, such as motor control, robotics, and user input devices, providing accurate position feedback.

Price of Rotary Encoder Sensors:

The price of rotary encoder sensors varies based on factors like resolution, type, and additional features. Simple models like the EC11 are cost-effective, while high-resolution or specialized encoders may have a higher cost.

Tips for Buying Rotary Encoder Sensors:

Consider factors such as resolution, type (incremental or absolute), and mounting options when selecting a rotary encoder sensor. Choose an encoder that suits your project's requirements for precise position feedback.

Popular Models of Rotary Encoder Sensors:

EC11 Rotary Encoder Coding Switch: A compact and versatile rotary encoder with a coding switch, suitable for applications requiring simple position sensing and user input.

FZ0535 Rotary Encoder Module: An easy-to-use rotary encoder module designed for straightforward integration into projects, offering reliable position feedback.

Photoelectric Speed Sensor Encoder: Combining photoelectric technology with encoder functionality, this sensor is ideal for applications requiring speed sensing and position feedback.

HN3806 Photoelectric Rotary Encoder (100 to 600 pulse) P/R, 2-Phase: A high-resolution photoelectric rotary encoder providing precise position feedback with 2-phase output.

0-F 16Bit Rotary Coding Dial Switch - DIP: A 16-bit rotary coding dial switch in DIP package, suitable for applications where a compact form factor is essential.

AS5600 12Bit Magnetic Encoder Induction Angle Measurement Sensor Module: A magnetic encoder module with 12-bit resolution, offering accurate angle measurement for various applications.

KY-040 Rotary Encoder Module with Push Button: Combining a rotary encoder and a push button, this module is versatile for both position sensing and user input applications.