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The high-precision single turn absolute optical rotary encoder features a unique concentric locking ultra-thin structure and adopts a mounting method that combines flanges and flexible plates. The highest protection rating is available in IP50/IP65. The SUCH single-turn absolute rotary encoder operates on a DC 5V power supply, boasts an accuracy of ±80″, and offers selectable resolutions of 17 bit/19 bit/20 bit/22 bit/24 bit. The ultra-thin absolute rotary encoder structure is robust, vibration- and shock-resistant, and suitable for industrial automation applications such as servo motors and robots.
R.1 = Radial socketR.2 = Cable connection
Mounting shaft:
An absolute optical encoder is a photoelectric sensor that can directly output a digital code that uniquely corresponds to the mechanical position in order to accurately measure the absolute position. Its core advantage is that the position information is not lost after power failure and there is no need for zero-return calibration.
Optical encoders are commonly used to measure angular position, rotational speed, direction of rotation, and in some cases linear displacement. They are widely used in motors, CNC machines, robotics, automation equipment, and precision motion control systems.
The resolution of an optical encoder is mainly determined by the number of divisions on the optical disk—that is, the number of code tracks or pulses per revolution. More divisions mean higher resolution.