Thread: US Digital Encoder Distance/sec to Rpm
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Re: US Digital Encoder Distance/sec to Rpm
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Originally Posted by blackflame2996 View Post
Actually, the number of pulses per revolution varies. On the casing of the E4P, 3 digits in the number are the pulses/revolution, ranging from 100 to 360
That number is Cycles Per Revolution, not Pulses Per Revolution. Those terms mean different things.


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