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Hmmm... interesting.But one question... what is a "incremental quadrature encoder "?-mitch

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Guest MikePowell

Mitch,"Incremental" just means that the encoder provides an indication that a move of a given step size has been made, but no indication what the absolute position is. "Quadrature" refers to the 90 degree phase relationship between the two outputs.There are absolute encoders that provide an n-bit output that breaks the encoded field into 2 to the n-th chunks. For example, a five bit absolute rotary encoder divides the 360 degree rotation into 32 chunks of 11.25 degrees each.Each has it's advantages. Incremental encoders are less expensive and quite adequate for multi turn inputs used as panel controls.Mikewww.mikesflightdeck.comInfo for simpit builders

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