Encoders are used to electronically monitor the position of a rotating shaft by converting
shaft rotation into electronic pulses.
The output pulses are counted and evaluated by a control unit to determine machine position and velocity, which provides exceptional accuracy and flexibility when controlling motion.
Autonics rotary encoders are available in various sizes and types including absolute and incremental in both hollow and shaft styles.
Marshall Wolf Automation is your industrial automation distributor for the full line of Autonics temperature controllers, industrial stack lights, rotary encoders, capacitive proximity sensors and photoelectric systems.
View our Autonics Encoder offering now!
shaft rotation into electronic pulses.The output pulses are counted and evaluated by a control unit to determine machine position and velocity, which provides exceptional accuracy and flexibility when controlling motion.
Autonics rotary encoders are available in various sizes and types including absolute and incremental in both hollow and shaft styles.
Marshall Wolf Automation is your industrial automation distributor for the full line of Autonics temperature controllers, industrial stack lights, rotary encoders, capacitive proximity sensors and photoelectric systems.
View our Autonics Encoder offering now!
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