Rotary Position Sensors

The ED-17 magnetic encoder is an absolute encoder with 9-bit resolution. The device can be easily mounted onto an existing shaft. The serial output provides absolute angular position information even when power is cycled. The encoder is designed...

The ED-18 Series magnetic encoder can be used as either a rotational feedback sensor or as a human machine interface (HMI) device. As a light duty feedback sensor it can provide rotation speed, direction or positioning information. The analog output...

The ED-19 Series magnetic encoder is designed for medium duty feedback applications. Resolutions are available from 64 to 1024 counts per revolution. The magnetic technology used in the ED-19 series is plug-in compatible with existing encoder...

The ED-20 Series magnetic encoder is designed for medium duty industrial feedback applications with ball bearing supported shaft. Resolutions are available from 200 to 1024 counts per revolution. This encoder series also features line drivers with...

The ED-21 Series magnetic encoder is designed to replace traditional mechanical potentiometers. This product is offered with a ball bearing supported shaft. Five standard output ranges are available: 0.5 - 4.5v, 0 - 5v, 0 - 12v, 4 - 20mA and 0 -...

The ED-22 Series magnetic potentiometer can be used to replace a conventional potentiometer. This product offers 270 degrees of electrical travel, integrated rotational stop system, 300 degrees of mechanical travel, utilizing a sleeve bearing and...

The KMA36 is a magnetic universal encoder for precise rotational or linear measurement. This system-on-chip combines a magneto resistive element along with analog to digital converter and signal processing in a standard small package. By using the...

The KMT32B is a magnetic field sensor based on the anisotropic magneto resistance effect, i.e. it is sensing the magnetic field direction independently on the magnetic field strength for applied field strengths H>25 kA/m. The sensor contains two...

The KMT36H is a magnetic field sensor utilizing the anisotropic magnetoresistance effect. Therefore the sensor is sensing the magnetic field direction rather than the magnetic field strength. The sensor contains three Wheatstone bridges rotated by...

Sliding the MLS Sensors along a magnetic scale will produce a sine and a cosine output signal as a function of the position. In order to deliver satisfying results, this will be achieved as long as the air gap between sensor edge and magnetic scale...

Product Brand: Penny &...

Penny + Giles’ new dual redundant output, no-contact rotary position sensor has a slim, low profile rectangular housing (36 x 35mm), and uses a factory programmable 12 bit Hall effect sensor...