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Home > Robot Parts > Sensors > Encoders > BaneBots >

Encoder, 42mm Gearbox Mount, Full kit

Item #: S-40-EN-G0421-KT
Availability: Discontinued
  Price: $38.00

Quantity

  Quantity Count  

  Price Each  

16$36.10
31$34.77
51$33.25
101$32.30



This encoder is designed and built specifically for BaneBots 42mm gearmotors. It mounts to the output shaft of the gearbox. All required mounting hardware and a cover is included.

It is a quadrature encoder, with two output signals. It can be used to monitor both speed and direction of rotation. Each signal is out of phase with the other, and depending on the direction of rotation, the signal will be either leading or lagging the other signal.

Specifications:
Power Requirements: +5VDC, +/-5%, < 20mA
Counts per revolution: 128
Signal duty Cycle: 40-60%
Max Shaft RPM: 1250

You must check that you have read and understand the notes in order to place an encoder in your basket.

Notes:

1. The use of motor suppression capacitors is required to help reduce jitter and signal anomalies.

2. It is difficult to align a quadrature encoder without a dual-trace oscilloscope or other measurement equipment.

3. Due to manufacturing variances, we have noticed that the mounting holes do not always align correctly. You may have to make some modifications to account for this.

We offer a reasonably priced installation service option when you buy an encoder with a gearmotor. With this service we will install suppression capacitors on the motor, mount the encoder, and calibrate (align) it.

 

Click Here for assembly instructions (pdf)