February 24, 2016
Quantum Devices Inc. has a mounting option that allows for IP-66 sealing of the QR145 Incremental Encoder. There are two o-rings in the clam shell design; One o-ring seals the encoder to the mounting surface (usually a motor), and the other o-ring seals the end bell housing that covers the...
February 3, 2016
We have always been able to come up with a suitable replacement for Renco encoders, but our customers are making us aware that we need to point that out. For those who don’t know, Renco, after being absorbed by Heidenhain, made the decision to eliminate much of their product line....
January 26, 2016
Recently I decided to catalog the competitive Incremental Encoders that have populated the shelves surrounding my desk. In doing so, I was surprised to find that many of our competitors use potentiometers in their designs. I can understand why they need to use potentiometers. In most designs the potentiometers are...
July 19, 2014
O. .Another way to mount an Optical Encoder Instead of using an end bell, a lot of our motor manufacturer customers recess the QD145 optical encoder into an extended motor housing and then seal the motor with an end plate. This has the advantage of being a lower cost item...
June 29, 2014
Which incremental encoder wires should I use? Channels A & B (Incremental Channels) Use only A (or only B) for an RPM or counting applications where the rotation is either unidirectional, or where you don’t need to know direction. Use A and B together to know direction. After two low...
November 20, 2013
The QDH20 is an IP66 sealed encoder made for the rugged duty of an industrial application. Due to the huge array of configuration options, this optical encoder has over 200,000 possible ways that it can be configured. While this is certainly an advantage to an end user that may be...
May 4, 2013
. The QD-H20 is an idea replacement encoder for size 20 and size 25 industrial applications. It is an IP-66 sealed rotary incremental encoder. This high IP rating provides outstanding environmental protection with all of the line count and output options of the QD-145 incremental encoder. The QDH20 style...
April 27, 2013
. . HEDS style encoders have historically been a popular choice for an enclosed low line count positional feedback device. The packaging allows for added enclosure protection in a lighter duty encoder. This type of product is often seen in applications such as vending machines, printers, plotters, positioning tables,...
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