Bourns 5V dc 128 Pulse Optical Encoder with a 6.35 mm Round Shaft, Bracket Mount

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RS Stock No.:
167-3613
Mfr. Part No.:
ENA1J-B28-L00128L
Brand:
Bourns
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Brand

Bourns

Pulses Per Revolution

128

Encoder Reading

Incremental

Encoder Signal

Digital Square Wave

Supply Voltage

5V dc

Shaft Diameter

6.35 mm

Shaft Length

22.23mm

Mounting Hole Diameter

9.5mm

Mounting Type

Bracket Mount

Shaft Style

Round

Maximum Operating Speed

3000rpm

EN Series Rotary Optical Encoder


EN series rotary optical encoders with two channel quadrature output, a square wave signal and a resolution to 256 PPR. These EN series rotary optical encoders are bushing or servo mount, CMOS and TTL compatible and have a long life of 10,000,000 revolutions. Versions with a ball bearing bushing configuration (stock numbers 164-2633, 789-9501, 789-9501 and 827-5029) have an increased life of 200,000,000 revolutions as well as a high operating speed of 3000 rpm. Typical applications for these rotary optical encoders include digital panel control or position sensing where reliability, long life, high resolution and precision linearity are essential.

Features & Benefits


2-bit quadrature output, channel A leads channel B by 90° with clockwise rotation
Metal bushing and shaft, long life, high operating speed
Square wave signal, CMOS and TTL compatible
64, 128 or 256 cycles per revolution
ENA types have bush mounting (spring loaded for optimum feel)
ENS type has bush mounting (ball bearing shaft support)
Continuous mechanical rotation

Product Application Information


Typical applications for these rotary optical encoders include digital panel control or position sensing where reliability, long life, high resolution and precision linearity are essential.

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