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asid61

24-12-2015 14:12

pic: AEAT-6600 incremental and absoulte encoder

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mman1506

24-12-2015 14:17

Re: pic: AEAT-6600 incremental and absoulte encoder

Where are you sourcing the magnet from?

asid61

24-12-2015 15:00

Re: pic: AEAT-6600 incremental and absoulte encoder

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Originally Posted by mman1506 (Post 1514595)

Where are you sourcing the magnet from?

10mmx3mm N35 neodymium magnet with a 0.118"/3mm countersunk hole. Ebay seller have them for very cheap (maybe $0.10 each) or K&J magnets should have it.

RyanCahoon

24-12-2015 21:18

Re: pic: AEAT-6600 incremental and absoulte encoder

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Originally Posted by asid61 (Post 1514594)

It is unique in that it has both absolute and incremental outputs in one package. Output is 10-bit PWM for absolute and quadrature for incremental.

Doesn't the new SRX Encoder have the same interface? Granted, this design saves teams a couple of dollars if they're willing to do the fabrication, but I don't think it's unique.

asid61

24-12-2015 21:24

Re: pic: AEAT-6600 incremental and absoulte encoder

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Originally Posted by RyanCahoon (Post 1514638)

Doesn't the new SRX Encoder have the same interface? Granted, this design saves teams a couple of dollars if they're willing to do the fabrication, but I don't think it's unique.

Oh neat, you're right. Well it is unique among IC's anyway; most are either quadrature or absolute, not both. This is the cheapest IC I found that has both (ironically it is also one of the cheapest pure-quadrature hall effect sensors).

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