A precision optical or magnetic disk used in rotary encoders to convert angular position into digital signals for motion control systems.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Code disk.
This component is used in the following industrial products
A device that converts mechanical motion into electrical signals to measure position, speed, or direction in servo/stepper motor systems.
A sensor that converts mechanical motion into electrical signals for position, speed, or direction feedback in control systems.
A precision sensor that provides real-time position, speed, and direction feedback to servo motor control systems.
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Incremental disks have uniform patterns that generate pulses for relative position tracking, while absolute disks have unique binary or Gray code patterns that provide exact position information even after power loss.
Calculate based on required positional accuracy and maximum speed. Higher resolution provides finer control but may require faster electronics. Typical industrial applications use 500-2,000 PPR.
Yes, but replacement requires precise alignment and calibration. Use manufacturer-specified disks to maintain encoder accuracy and compatibility.
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