Taiss/AB 2 Phase Incremental Rotary Encoder 100P/R DC 5-24v Wide Voltage Power Supply 6mm Shaft 100P/R

Taiss/AB 2 Phase Incremental Rotary Encoder 100P/R DC 5-24v Wide Voltage Power Supply 6mm Shaft 100P/R

$ 18.99

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Based on 46 ratings

Customer service

9.14

Giftable

8.74

Value for money

8.75

Delivery

8.93

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Product Description

You can contact us by email if there are quality issues within one year. Our team will send you a new set soon.

This is a linear incremental encoder having 100P/R and The circuit output is NPN open collector in the form of two-phase quadrature output rectangular pulse.

This encoder measures 38 x 35 pixels at the encoder. Five millimeters/1. The size is 49" by The shaft is 6 x 15mm/0 the diameter of the shaft is 39". A 23" x 0" card. The following features are available 59"Axis stopper platform High 5mm, 20mmPower source DC 5-24VThe maximum mechanical speed is

The wires are connected as follows white = A phase, green = B phase, red = power +, black = V0 Note AB two-phase outputs should not be connected directly to VCC, otherwise the output transistor might be burned.

In the package you will find 1 x Incremental Rotary Encoder Net weight

Questions & Answers

How does the screw hole pattern look on a mouting screw?

A M3X0 thread is used in threaded holes. The five metric holes are divided into three sets of two. There will be one of each on a 28mm diameter circle, and another on a 30mm diameter circle. In circles. In each circle, the three holes have an equal spacing.

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Datasheets are available for this product?

Here is the product name The two ABs are as follows The circuit output is NPN open collector. The square wave output is a phase quadrature output. Dimensions of the encoder 38 x 35 pixels. Five millimeters/1. The size is 49" by The shaft measures 39 inches in diameter. A sheet of six 15mm by five 0mm thick sheets. A 23" x 0" card. The platform for the axis stopper is 59" long. Power source 5mm x 20mm High 5mm x 20mm. Whenever DC 5 is used There is a maximum of 6300 revolutions per minute. A connection to Note Black = power 0 white = A phase green = B phase red = power + blue = A phase The two ABs are as follows It is not recommended to connect phase outputs to VCC directly, as this will burn the transistors. This package contains 1 incremental rotary encoder Net weight is 35 g.

A silver wire is supposed to be connected there, right? Despite my interest in electronics, I don't know much about it. ?

Silver wire is the shielding for the wires that have been extended outside of the jacket of the cable. Cutting it off is all you need to do.

Selected User Reviews For Taiss/AB 2 Phase Incremental Rotary Encoder 100P/R DC 5-24v Wide Voltage Power Supply 6mm Shaft 100P/R

A complete lack of documentation is the reason for the lack of 5 stars

4/5

If the phase outputs will be connected to a voltage source, there must be a pull-up resistor (1kOhm in my case) connected to the signal source. Initially I thought it was broken, but I read about another very similar unit on Amazon that turns out to be a sinking NPN output.

I initially thought it was broken, but I then read this.

Greta Yates

| Sep 05, 2020

Designed to work with an Arduino Leonardo board

5/5

The encoder worked perfectly with an Arduino Leonardo. It output a nice and clean signal as it was fed by 5V from the Arduino. You need to declare the pins from the encoder as input_pullup in Arduino or else the encoder will just read LOW whenever it is powered. It comes with 3 M3 screws, the same ones pictured. There was no mention of this in the item description, so I thought that I would The product is excellent.

Juan David

| Feb 25, 2021

The shaft would stick if small movements were made while it was electrically powered

4/5

It worked electrically, and it was connected to a microcontroller without any difficulty. Looks good in terms of materials and design. An automatic shaft would stick if there was a slight movement. If there are bumps in rotation of the optical encoder, there may be foreign material in the bearing, etc. The item was returned to us.

Kelsey McKee

| Jun 15, 2021

My previous jobs required me to use expensive encoders Although I haven't used it for rugged applications (mostly lab applications), it has the right amount of pulses per revolution to meet my requirements

5/5

Haylee Reeves

| Jan 31, 2021

The only problem is that it rarely I really like how the waveform output looks There is mess

3/5

It consists of A & B There is a very small offset between A and B. The function is not working.

Manuel Williams

| Jan 03, 2021

A good value for the money

5/5

This encoder is good value for the price it offers.

Maryam Blair

| Dec 25, 2020

I cannot think of a problem

5/5

was exactly as described, and it works as it should. The spindle on a milling machine is spun fast enough to provide spindle feedback.

Leila Pruitt

| Sep 17, 2020

This encoder is excellent

5/5

We received this product in a timely manner. The code for an arduino was found on the web and I was able to use it as a rpm gauge for a project using some searching.

Analia Maxwell

| Apr 10, 2021