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Re: Success with encoders
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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod
Here's an example of an analog encoder with 10-bit resolution that's rated for 20,000 rpm. It is terribly expensive (but under the FRC $ limit), so I wouldn't recommend it. But it'll give you an idea of how simple the wiring and use is.
The wiring pinout is on page 12. |
US Digital has this analog version that only runs around $67. It has a 15K RPM limit, with a +/- 1 deg of accuracy. It can be treated like a potentiometer for all intents and purposes, but is actually an absolute shaft encoder.
Depending on what you are trying to do with it, this may also be an option.
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