Short-Form Catalogue Features Rotary Encoders
Knitter-Switch has published a short-form catalogue dedicated to its range of rotary encoders, which is suitable for applications such as car radios, smart metering and on-stage entertainment systems. Rotary pulse encoders are compact, electromechanical components for converting rotational movements into pulse sequences. In applications such as car radios, they eliminate the disadvantages associated with conventional potentiometers as there is no stop point that might be exceeded or over-wound and contact problems with analogue resistance paths prone to dirt contamination are eliminated.
As it is straightforward to process the digital signals transmitted and thanks to the illumination options, encoders are recommended for use in industrial electronics, domestic technology, smart metering, on-stage entertainment systems, audio mixing consoles and consumer electronics. Six ranges of encoders are detailed in the new catalogue: the MER9, MER11 and MERPS11 ranges; the MER12, which features a pushbutton function and incorporates an LED illumination facility that allows a choice of eight different colours (white, orange, red, green, light green, blue, cyan and violet); the MER23, featuring a large hollow shaft and the potential to incorporate a light-emitting diode or a tactile switch within the device, making it suitable for home multimedia systems, car radios and measuring instruments; and the MRP1.
As it is straightforward to process the digital signals transmitted and thanks to the illumination options, encoders are recommended for use in industrial electronics, domestic technology, smart metering, on-stage entertainment systems, audio mixing consoles and consumer electronics. Six ranges of encoders are detailed in the new catalogue: the MER9, MER11 and MERPS11 ranges; the MER12, which features a pushbutton function and incorporates an LED illumination facility that allows a choice of eight different colours (white, orange, red, green, light green, blue, cyan and violet); the MER23, featuring a large hollow shaft and the potential to incorporate a light-emitting diode or a tactile switch within the device, making it suitable for home multimedia systems, car radios and measuring instruments; and the MRP1.
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