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Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental

Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental

Part number: E6B2-CW6CBrand: OmronDistance, Proximity & Motion Sensors

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About this product

An Omron incremental quadrature rotary encoder that outputs pulses as its shaft turns, giving 1000 pulses per revolution. A microcontroller or Arduino can read the signals to determine rotation direction and amount. It is used for motor speed or position feedback in CNC machines, balancing robots and dead reckoning navigation.

Specifications

Type
Incremental quadrature rotary encoder
Resolution
1000 pulses per revolution (P/R)
Input voltage
5 - 24 VDC
Maximum rotating speed
6000 rpm
Allowable radial load
30 N
Protection
Reverse connection and load short-circuit protection

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental in Egypt?

Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental currently costs 1,350 EGP in Egypt.

Where can I buy Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental in Egypt?

Omron E6B2-CW6C Rotary Encoder 1000 P/R Incremental is available from Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

How do I know the direction of rotation?

The encoder has two quadrature channels, A and B, which are 90 degrees out of phase. The direction is determined by which channel leads the other, and counting both edges of both channels gives 4000 counts per revolution.

Can I connect it directly to a 3.3 V or 5 V microcontroller?

The encoder is powered from 5 to 24 VDC. If you power it at 12 or 24 V, use a voltage divider or level shifter so the signal lines stay within your microcontroller's input limits. Confirm the output type in the Omron datasheet before wiring.