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09-03-2009, 16:51
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Re: Opitcal Encoders
AndyMark has some cheapy encoders (http://store.andymark.biz/am-0174.html). They're kind-of annoying because you're suppose to superglue them to the drive shaft, but they work.
Newark has a ton of less specialized encoders. They run $5-10. Just go to their site and search "encoder" then click on absolute/mechanical. www.newark.com Jameco also has half of a dozen choices from $3-20. Try the same search at: http://www.jameco.com. I also tried digi-key, but they seem to only sell the components if you wanted to build your own. Last edited by CJmango : 09-03-2009 at 16:53. |
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