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AEDR Reflective Optical Encoder Modules

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Overview

  • Reflective technology
  • Surface mount SO-6 package
  • Two channel quadrature outputs for direction sensing
  • Available in four encoding resolutions
  • Small size
  • TTL compatible
  • Single +5V supply

The AEDR encoder module uses reflective technology to sense rotary or linear position. This sensor consists of an LED light source and a photodetector IC in a single surface mount package. When used with a reflective codewheel or codestrip, this device...

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Product Specifications

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ParameterTyp.Max.Units
Symmetry Error (Ch. A, Ch. B) - 8300-K 15, 25 55, 75 °e
Symmetry Error (Ch. A, Ch. B) - 8300-P, 8300-Q, 8300-W 16 75 °e
Quadrature Error - 8300-K 12 60 °e
Quadrature Error - 8300-P, 8300-Q, 8300-W 10 60 °e
ParameterMin.Typ.Max.UnitsNotes
Detector Supply Current - 2.2 5.0 mA
High Level Output Voltage 2.4 - - V IOH = -0.2 mA
Low Level Output Voltage - - 0.4 V IOL = 8.00 mA
Rise Time - 500 - ns CL = 25pF, RL = 2.7kOhm
Fall Time - 100 - ns
ESD  -  -  -  -

Human Body Model JESD22-A114-A
Class 2
Machine Model
JESD22-A115-A
Class B

  • Specifications apply over entire operating temperature range.
  • Values are for the worst error over full rotation.

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CPR (N):
   The number of Cycles Per Revolution.
One Shaft Rotation:
   360 mechanical degrees, N cycles.
One Electrical Degree (e):
   1/360th of one cycle.
One Cycle (C):
   360 electrical degrees (e). Each cycle can be decoded into 1, 2, or 4 codes, referred
   to as X1, X2, or X4 resolution multiplication.
Symmetry:
   A measure of the relationship between (X) and (Y) in electrical degrees, nominally
   180e.
Quadrature (Z):
   The phase lag or lead between channels A and B in electrical degrees, nominally 90e.
Position Error:
   The difference between the actual shaft position and the position indicated by the
   encoder cycle count.
Cycle Error:
   An indication of cycle uniformity. The difference between an observed shaft angle
   which gives rise to one electrical cycle, and the nominal angular increment of 1/N of
   a revolution.

The AEDR should be mounted parallel to the window/bar orientation, as shown below. The emitter side (pins 3 and 4) should be placed closer to the rotating shaft.

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Product Description

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The AEDR encoder module uses reflective technology to sense rotary or linear position. This sensor consists of an LED light source and a photodetector IC in a single surface mount package. When used with a reflective codewheel or codestrip, this device can sense rotary or linear position.

The reflective surface mount optical encoders provide two square wave outputs in quadrature for count and direction information.These TTL compatible outputs correspond to the alternating reflective/non-reflective pattern of the codewheel or codestrip.

The AEDR reflective optical encoder modules are available in four resolutions of 75, 150, 180, and 212 LPI (lines per inch).

Product Notes
  • US Digital warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship for two years. See complete warranty for details.
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