Part no.: POSITAL 36mm Kit Encoder
• 17bit SSI or BiSS-C output
• Mounting options to make easy replacement of common optical encoders
• Compact, economical
• Battery-free multiturn
POSITAL Kit encoders offer a unique encoder option for drives and other motion control applications. Featuring SSI or BiSS-C output, these encoders are a great way to upgrade applications with traditional incremental style encoders and new applications alike.
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For applications where sudden movements, shocks, and vibrations are likely to be encountered, it is important to have sensors with fast response and a clean signal output. POSITAL’s dynamic inclinometers combine two measurement principles using two different MEMS sensors: a 3D acceleration sensor and a 3D gyroscope.
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