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Encoders for harsh environments
Anna Townshend
Identify and preemptively fix failures, and magnetic solutions might offer less wear and maintenance overtime
Motors
Encoders and resolvers give the feedback needed for motion control
Shawn Cox
How to measure direction, velocity and positioning
Encoders
Advantages of encoders vs. resolvers
Rick Rice
Encoders have a distinct advantage over resolvers in accuracy and speed, but resolvers dominate in harsh environments
Encoders
How to convert Gray Code to a decimal for position feedback
Anna Townshend
Change system configurations to ease the process
Encoders
Contact-free sensor solutions for harsh environments
Anna Townshend
With no mechanical wear, magnetostrictive and inductive technologies meet a range of size, speed and resolution needs
Drives
Variable frequency drive control with the right speed and torque
Just as each application will dictate the VFD needed, fieldbus protocols range from simple to high-performance
Encoders
The freedom of the absolute: Let the application guide your encoder choice
Anna Townshend
Why absolute encoders are the best choice when exact position needs to be known.
News
Financials
Fraba launches new business units, brand identity
Encoders
Encoders to register 12.3% CAGR by 2027
Encoders
How to understand encoder feedback
Kenneth Dickinson
Electromechanical
Encoders: the pulse of motion
Tom Stevic
Steppers
Optical or capacitive encoder feedback?
Eric Rice
Encoders
Key positions on encoders
Dave Perkon
Encoders
Resolve or encode the feedback loop
Dave Perkon
Motor control loops like feedback from any device, but the application is the one calling the shots
Motors
Get motors rolling and add feedback
Tom Stevic
Keep an ear out for electromagnetic interference and radio frequency interference
Encoders
How to navigate the encoder/resolver rabbit hole
Mike Bacidore
The choices seem to go on forever, so when is it best to decidehow to manage shaft speed or position control
Encoders
Encoders and resolvers—giving you a sense of where things are
Tom Stevic
Whether it is rotational angle, speed feedback or actuator position, rotary encoders and resolvers can give you a sense of where things are.
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