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Re: Cheap alternative to Banner Sensor?
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Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV
However these run on 12v which make them slightly harder to wire than a 5v sensor. The B version is 5v but I haven't found a source that keeps that part number in stock.
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It's not terribly difficult to set up a 12V supply line. We just take one of the screw terminal sets from the KoP and bring a power line from the PDB to it and use that to feed power to the sensors. We have a similar setup for our signal and ground lines, so it provides very little hassle to set up.
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Originally Posted by AllenGregoryIV
We're actually planning on using it as an optical encoder for our shooter. I asked specifically about a banner replacement, because it's a very versatile sensor and I have been looking for a good replacement since they stopped putting in the kit of parts.
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If you want a cheap optical encoder, 1023 used this encoder and pigtail with success.
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Last edited by slijin : 19-05-2012 at 20:08.
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