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Incremental Interface Encoders

Incremental rotary encoders generate an output signal each time the shaft rotates a certain angle. The number of signals (pulses) per turn defines the resolution of the device. The incremental encoder does not output an absolute position, which makes the internal components of the encoder much simpler and more economical. Besides position tracking, incremental encoders […]

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Incremental rotary encoders generate an output signal each
time the shaft rotates a certain angle. The number of signals (pulses)
per turn defines the resolution of the device. The incremental encoder
does not output an absolute position, which makes the internal
components of the encoder much simpler and more economical.

Besides
position tracking, incremental encoders are often used to determine
velocity. The position in relation to the starting point can be
calculated by counting the number of pulses. The velocity can be
retrieved by dividing the number of pulses by the measured time
interval.

Many applications require a simple, cost effective solution
for accurate positioning. IXARC incremental encoders provide high
resolution measurement using an incremental interface. They are
available with common configurations such as A, B, Z, and inverted
signals available as HTL (Push-Pull) or TTL (RS422).

  • Any PPR up to 16384 Available
  • Flexible Scaling Functionality
  • Compact Size Down to 36 mm Ø
  • Optional Stainless Steel and Heavy Duty Housings Available
  • High Shock and Vibration Resistance


Applications

IXARC incremental encoders are ideal for various industries
due to their small size and excellent performance. Their economical
magnetic design makes them ideal for motor speed feedback, material
handling applications and OEMs.


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