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It's electrical rating is 5V 0.5mA ('''very low''', not even a LED driver!) | It's electrical rating is 5V 0.5mA ('''very low''', not even a LED driver!) | ||
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| + | The pinout is, viewing the encoder from the top, 2 pins up, 3 pins down: A C B. The 2 terminals on the up size are push-to-make. | ||
Terminal A-C leads, i.e., when rotating clock-wise, A-C will go 'on' first, then B-C will go on, A-C goes off, then B-C goes off. | Terminal A-C leads, i.e., when rotating clock-wise, A-C will go 'on' first, then B-C will go on, A-C goes off, then B-C goes off. | ||
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on '''falling edge''' interrupt '''A-C''' (which is the dented position, in a 15±3° step), '''B-C''' high means a '''clockwise''' step; 24 steps make a circle. | on '''falling edge''' interrupt '''A-C''' (which is the dented position, in a 15±3° step), '''B-C''' high means a '''clockwise''' step; 24 steps make a circle. | ||
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| + | Location: [[Location::Somewhere]] (probably somewhere in the racks on top of the soldering table) | ||
[[Category:Parts]] | [[Category:Parts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 11 November 2017
A rotary encoder, also called a shaft encoder, is an electro-mechanical device that converts the angular position or motion of a shaft or axle to an analog or digital code. (from wikipedia)
RE0124 PVB
There are a few of these rotary encoders available in the space for use with your project. It's electrical rating is 5V 0.5mA (very low, not even a LED driver!)
Here is the [1] The pinout is, viewing the encoder from the top, 2 pins up, 3 pins down: A C B. The 2 terminals on the up size are push-to-make.
Terminal A-C leads, i.e., when rotating clock-wise, A-C will go 'on' first, then B-C will go on, A-C goes off, then B-C goes off. Counter clockwise means: A-C goes on, followed by B-C which goes off.
| rest (0°) | ~3.75° | ~7.5° | ~11.25° | rest (15°CW) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| terminals A-C | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| terminals B-C | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
In short: on falling edge interrupt A-C (which is the dented position, in a 15±3° step), B-C high means a clockwise step; 24 steps make a circle.
Location: Somewhere (probably somewhere in the racks on top of the soldering table)
