AEDS-8011-E14

Series:	AEDx-8xxx-xxx
Part Status:	Obsolete
Encoder Type:	Optical
Output Type:	Quadrature with Index (Incremental)
Pulses per Revolution:	200
Voltage - Supply:	5V
Actuator Type:	5mm Open Center
Detent:	No
Built in Switch:	No
Mounting Type:	Chassis Mount, Motors
Orientation:	--
Termination Style:	Terminal Pins
Rotational Life (Cycles Min):	--

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Encoders: AEDS-8011-E14 Application Field and Working Principle

Encoders are widely used in a variety of fields, including motion control, robotics, automation, and imaging for measuring position in realtime. One example of a popular encoder is the AEDS-8011-E14, which is a rugged encoder designed for harsh environments that features a large display. This article will discuss the application field and working principle behind this model in order to provide an understanding of how it works and why it is useful.The AEDS-8011-E14 is mainly used for production machines in harsh environments, such as oil and gas, automotive, and chemical processing plants. These machines need to be able to measure position in realtime and accurately, and as such, require a reliable and robust encoder. This model functions by converting linear mechanical motion into electronic signals, allowing for accurate measurement of position in realtime.The AEDS-8011-E14 works by using optical sensors that detect reflects light from a coded disc. This optical system is comprised of two light sources and two receivers. When the visible light source is reflected off of the coded disc, it is converted into a series of electronic signals which inform the control system of the position of the machine. The code disc is typically either a rotary or a magnetic type, with the encoding technology used differing depending on which type is used.The rotary code disc uses a mechanical pattern for encoding which is either directly machined on to the disc, or performed using a scriber. This encoded pattern is then read by the sensors, which then convert it to a series of digital signals. This encoded signal is then used to inform the control system of the position of the machine.The magnetic code disc, on the other hand, uses an arrangement of magnets around the circumference of the disc. This pattern of magnets then creates a magnetic field which is picked up by the sensors, with the signal then being converted to a series of digital signals that can then be interpreted by the control system.In both cases, the signals created from either the rotary or magnetic code disc are sent to the control system to inform it of the machine’s position. This means that the machine can be operated more accurately and efficiently as it always knows the exact position of every part of it at any given time.The AEDS-8011-E14 also offers up to 1,200 pulses per shaft revolution, allowing the user to measure position in real-time much more accurately. This is especially useful in applications where precise measurements are essential, such as in robotics or automation projects. Overall, the AEDS-8011-E14 is a robust and reliable encoder that can be used in a wide range of applications in harsh environments. It offers accurate and real-time measurements thanks to its optical or magnetic code disks, as well as up to 1,200 pulses per shaft revolution. All of this combined makes the AEDS-8011-E14 an ideal encoder for any number of applications.

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