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U. S. Digital
US Digital designs and manufactures absolute encoders in both optical configurations, for the highest possible resolution and accuracy, and magnetic versions for demanding environments. In either case, absolute encoders report a shaft angle within a single 360-degree shaft rotation without stops or gaps. Unlike incremental (sometimes called "relative") encoders, absolute encoders provide true (absolute) shaft position, eliminating the need for a "home" or "zero" cycle after a supply-voltage power cycle.
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A2 -
U. S. Digital
Product DescriptionRestriction of Hazardous SubstancesThe A2 absolute encoder is a non-contacting optical rotary position sensor which reports the shaft angle within a 360 deg. range. As opposed to incremental encoders, the A2 reports the absolute position rather than the change in position. When powered up, it does not require a home cycle, even if the shaft was rotated while the power was off. In multi-turn mode, it tracks the position in a 32-bit counter as long as the power supply is maintained. Internally, an infrared LED flashes through a circular bar code onto a linear array sensor. The microcontroller decodes the image into a unique position. All user programmable parameters such as resolution, origin, direction and mode are permanently stored in an internal EEPROM
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SCANCON
Absolute > Standard Encoders - Shaft
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MAE3 -
U. S. Digital
The MAE3 is an absolute magnetic kit encoder that provides shaft position information over 360 of rotation with no stops or gaps. This magnetic encoder is designed to easily mount to, and dismount from, an existing shaft to provide digital feedback information. The MAE3 is available with an analog or a pulse width modulated (PWM) digital output.
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SCANCON
Absolute > Standard Encoders - Hollow Shaft
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MA3 -
U. S. Digital
The MA3 is a miniature rotary absolute shaft encoder that reports the shaft position over 360 with no stops or gaps. The MA3 is available with an analog or a pulse width modulated (PWM) digital output.
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A2K -
U. S. Digital
The A2K absolute encoder is a non-contacting optical rotary position sensor which reports the shaft angle within a 360 deg. range. As opposed to incremental encoders, the A2K reports the absolute position rather than the change in position. When powered up, it does not require a home cycle, even if the shaft was rotated while the power was off. In multi-turn mode, it tracks the position in a 32-bit counter as long as the power supply is maintained. Internally, an infrared LED flashes through a circular bar code onto a linear array sensor. The microcontroller decodes the image into a unique position. All user programmable parameters such as resolution, origin, direction and mode are permanently stored in an internal EEPROM
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nanoGPS OxyO Encoder -
HORIBA, Ltd.
nanoGPS OxyO® Encoder is a X, Y, Θ absolute position encoder, available as OEM or stand-alone solution from HORIBA Scientific.nanoGPS OxyO® technology is based on taking a picture of a patented patterned substrate, and interpreting this picture into position (x, y) and orientation (θ).
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Absolute encoders -
Baumer Holdings AG
Optionally with magnetic or optical scanning technology, in many different designs, quick and easy to integrate. Baumer always has the right absolute encoder for you - whether traditional point-to-point or high-performance Ethernet interfaces.
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Broadcom Limited
Broadcom is a leading supplier of motion control optical encoders and magnetic encoders including incremental encoders and absolute encoders for motor feedback and positioning systems.
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Variohm Eurosensor Ltd
At Variohm we have a range of encoders we can offer. Our range includes Absolute Encoders and Incremental Encoders as well as Lift Measuring Systems.
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RIFTEK LLC
Absolute Linear Position Sensors (Absolute Linear Encoders) are designed for measuring and checking displacements, dimensions, run-outs, surface profiles and deformations of engineered objects.
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SICK Sensor Intelligence
Versatile, compact and flexible – Incremental encodersIncremental encoders are used when retention of absolute position upon power loss is not required. These encoders provide information about the position, angle and number of revolutions. The number of lines per revolution determines the resolution. The current position can be determined by counting these pulses from a reference point. Upon activating the machine, a reference run to the reference point is required to determine the absolute position of the encoder.
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Balluff GmbH
The absolute linear BML magnetic encoders from Balluff provide for absolute position feedback in any position – ready to use and without a reference run. Even after loss of power supply and restarting the system.