Thread: Which shaft encoder to use?
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Re: Which shaft encoder to use?
I was looking at the Digikey catalog, and I found something that might work. It's made by Grayhill, and is part number 61C11-01-08-02, found on page 1262 of the Digikey catalog. Would these encoders work for my purpose? Bear in mind that this is a summer prototype project, so it doesn't necessarily have to go through a full season of use and abuse. If they aren't up to it, I can spend the extra money on the Bourns encoders, but I'd prefer not to, if don't need to.
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