An encoder is an electromechanical device that converts motion (rotational or linear) into an electrical signal. This signal is then interpreted by a control system to determine position, speed, or direction. Encoders are widely used in automation, robotics, CNC machines, and industrial applications for precise motion control.

Key Features:

• High Accuracy – Ensures precise motion control.

• Fast Response Time – Enables real-time monitoring of position and speed.

• Compact & Durable Design – Available in rugged models for industrial applications.

• Variety of Output Signals – Supports TTL, HTL, and analog signals for compatibility with different systems.

• Resistant to Environmental Factors – Some encoders offer IP-rated protection against dust, water, and vibrations.

• Multi-Turn Options – Absolute encoders can track multiple revolutions without losing position data.