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http://i43.tinypic.com/10rpd3d.jpg http://i39.tinypic.com/28gtmvs.jpg How can I find a source for this component (in the US, or anywhere)? It's a rotary encoder used as an input to a microcontroller to rotate a motor shaft in small increments in a 10-year old German printing machine. There are 32 detents per revolution. The unit includes a momentary pushbutton (when you push on the shaft there is click and tactile feedback). I presume it's a gray-code quadrature output encoder. Optical? Mechanical? Only 5 of the pins are used. (Typically power, ground, channel 1, channel 2, .... ?) Source? Data sheet? Does this look like Klockner-Moeller? Or it may be Japanese -- the LCD display for this equipment is Hitachi. Thanks, Dave |
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