Rotary Encoder or Arduino 360 Degree Encoder

Working principles of rotary encoder are demonstrated here.

Jun 8, 2018

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Anonymous user

2 years ago

Can I use any pin for encode or is necessary on a pin that can handle interruption?

SURYATEJA

2 years ago

Thank you for commenting on my project. Your reply is given as follows: No, you must only use the specified pin as the pin described in the above project is based on the concept of handling the required force/ torque applied by the encoder.

Ardu-Fan

7 years ago

I think your project should have gone a step further. What is the application of this encoder? In one of my projects, I intend to increase Vcc from 0.5v to 5.0 volts in precise increments of 0.5V. (0.5, 1.0, 1.5 ...5.0). I intend to first calibrate the encoder/potentionmeter, and then use it to deliver the voltage. I guess the potentiometer calibration will hold good, when I switch over to another circuit. Thanks

Anonymous user

7 years ago

Can I use any pin for encode or is necessary on a pin that can handle interruption?

SURYATEJA

2 years ago

Thank you for commenting on my project. Your reply is given as follows: No, you must only use the specified pin as the pin described in the above project is based on the concept of handling the required force/ torque applied by the encoder.